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In given circuit initially switch `S_(w_(1))` is closed and `S_(w_(2))` is open, Now `S_(w_(1))` is opened and `S_(w_(2))` is closed, what is the heat liberated in resistance R?

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Heat loss `=(1)/(2)CV^(2)`
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