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Consider a capacitor-charging circuit.Let `Q_(1)` be the charge given to the capacitor in a time interval of 10ms and `Q_(2)` be the charge given in the next time interval of 10ms. Let `1o(mu)C`charge be deposited in a time interval `t_(1)`and the next `(10 mu C) charge is deposited in the next time interval `t_(2)`.

A

(a)`Q_(1)gtQ_(2),t_(1)gtt_(2)`.

B

(b)`Q_(1)gtQ_(2),t_(1)ltt_(2)`.

C

(c )`Q_(1)ltQ_(2),t_(1)gtt_(2)`.

D

(d)`Q_(1)ltQ_(2),t_(1)ltt_(2)`.

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