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A 313 μF defibrillator capacitor is charged to 4.94×103 V. When fired through a patients chest, it loses 95 % of its charge in 40 ms.

What is the resistance of the patients chest?
9 years ago

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Chanz
i = Q/t but we need Q
Q = VC
Actual Q will be %95 of that.
Then V = iR
solve for R
9 years ago

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