Finding current i as a function of time


Assignment:

Let us now consider a different RC circuit. This time, the capacitor is initially charged (q(t) = q_0), and there is no source of EMF in the circuit. We will assume that the top plate of the capacitor initially holds positive charge. For this circuit, Kirchoff's loop rule gives IR + q/C = 0, or IR = -q/C.

Find the current I(t) as a function of time for this circuit.

Express your answer in terms of q_0, C, t, R, and e.

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