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\[\huge Q=Q_{0}e^{-\frac{t}{RC}}\] what would the charge be after10 time constants?
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when t = ...what, exactly?
t=R*C
If t = RC, then t/RC = 1 and hence \[ Q = Q_0 e^{-1} \] I think you might mean t = 10RC, in which case \[ Q = Q_0 e^{-10} \]
e^10 = 22,026 approximately
then either a) you are using a different time t from t = 10RC or b) you are calculating incorrectly
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...and I really with you'd stop deleting all of your replies! Anyway, I have to go. Food's getting cold.
\[\huge Q=Q_0*5\times10^{-5}\]
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