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The value of displacement current at `t=1` time constant is

A

`(120)/(e)`

B

`(120)/(e^(2))`

C

120 mA

D

none of these

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A
For continuity dispalcement current should be equal to conduction current
`q=q_(0)(1-e^(-t//RC))implies|i|=(q_(0))/(RC)e^(-t//RC)CR=t`
`implies(1200muF)/(ex1)impliesi=(0.0012)/(e)A=(1.2)/(e)mA`
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