In Fig. 27-66, the ideal battery has emf   30 V, the resistances are R1  20 k and R2  10 k, and the capacitor is uncharged

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In Fig. 27-66, the ideal battery has emf   30 V, the
resistances are R1  20 k and R2  10 k, and the capacitor is
uncharged.When the switch is closed at time t  0, what is the current
in (a) resistance 1 and (b) resistance 2? (c) A long time later,
what is the current in resistance 2?

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