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Digital ACT Science Practice Question #1506

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A capacitor in an RC circuit discharges through a resistor. Voltage across capacitor was recorded: - 0 s: 12.0 V - 2 s: 7.3 V - 4 s: 4.4 V - 6 s: 2.7 V - 8 s: 1.6 V The voltage decreases according to an exponential decay pattern. What will the voltage be at 10 seconds?
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1.6 continues decaying downward: ~1.0 V.

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Voltage is multiplied by ~0.61 every 2 seconds. At 10 s, V = 1.6 * 0.61 ~= 1.0 V....

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