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Physics 212 Lecture 11

Physics 212 Lecture 11 Today s Concept: RC Circuits electricity & Magnetism Lecture 11, Slide 1 Your Comments electricity & Magnetism Lecture 11, Slide 2 The moment I saw Kirchhoff's Rule for charging a capacitor and a resistor was a first order forced differential equation, I got really excited. I just pretty much failed my test and it is my major after doing good on the quizzes and homework and then you throw this at me and I don' know what is happening. I can kiss my A good bye. Holly Hell!!! First, please go over EVERYTHING TOMOROW!

Electricity & Magnetism Lecture 11, Slide 2 The moment I saw Kirchhoff's Rule for charging a capacitor and a resistor was a first order forced differential equation, I got really excited. I just pretty much failed my test and it is my major after doing good on the quizzes and homework and then you throw this at me and I don' know what is happening.

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