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So we are back in our new lecture of the charging of a capacitor CDs, so now we have the results here.
So what can we do with the result?
Let's say you have a complicated circuit.
You get a curve, which you expected, but we want to verify so we know the charging of a capacitor
is exponential.
So if you take the logarithm value that is log of the value of current, it should give a straight line,
right.
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So that is one way to verify your results.
So in the expression, we can just add plug open a bracket, come to the end closet.
So now we have the love.
I just erase this, OK?
Now if I plot.
You see, I have a straight line with respect to time, so this is a verification that your curve is
indeed exponential.
It does not guarantee that your result is perfect or not.
But the curve is exponential because the log value is a straight line.
This is how I personally try to verify in small steps when I'm working on a big project.
Uh, so this is how you do that.
And secondly, if you want, uh, your curve to be clean, you don't want any legend.
You can just uncheck it.
And you see the legend is gone.
Similarly, you have different settings.
Uh, you can change the color, the width of the lines, etc. from the settings, which you can check
it out.
So that's it.
Guys, I hope that you've learned a bit in this section.
In our next section, we'll work on a different and slightly complicated circuit to have a better understanding
in the electric circuit.
Hope you're enjoying it.
Have a good day.