The charge stored by the capacitor $C$ in the given circuit in the steady state is . . . . . . $\mu C$.

After the switch shown in Figure $A$ is closed,there is a current $i$ through the resistance $R$. Figure $B$ indicates current variation curves $a, b, c,$ and $d$ for four sets of values of $R$ and capacitance $C$:
$(i)$ $R_0$ and $C_0$
$(ii)$ $2R_0$ and $C_0$
$(iii)$ $R_0$ and $2C_0$
$(iv)$ $2R_0$ and $2C_0$
Which set goes with which curve?

The capacitor $C$ is initially without charge. $X$ is now joined to $Y$ for a long time,during which $H_1$ heat is produced in the resistance $R$. The $X-Y$ connection is removed and $X$ is now joined to $Z$ for a long time,during which heat $H_2$ is produced in $R$.

$A$ capacitor of capacity $0.1 \mu F$ connected in series to a resistor of $10 M \Omega$ is charged to a certain potential and then made to discharge through the resistor. The time in which the potential will take to fall to half its original value is (Given, $\log _{10} 2=0.3010$ ) (in $\,s$)

The capacity of a pure capacitor is $1 \, F$. In $DC$ circuits,its effective resistance will be

$A$ capacitor of $4\, \mu F$ is connected to a $15\, V$ supply through a $1\, M\Omega$ resistance. The time taken by the capacitor to charge up to $63.2\%$ of its final charge will be......$s$.