What is the voltage after 1 second?

a circuit with a voltage source of 10V, a resist of 1 Megohm and a cap of 1 Microfarad. what is the voltage ROUGHLY after 1 second and 2 second. I said it would be 6V after 1 second and 8V after 2 seconds. is this correct?

Answer:
You're correct, 1Mx1u=1sec time constant
Your talking DC voltage, right?
Yes. You are correct.

The voltage across a capacitor charging through a resistor from zero intital volts is given by V(1 - e^(-t/RC)). In your case RC = 1 sec, so at 1 second the voltage would be 10(1 - e^(-1)) which is 6.32 volts. At 2 seconds the voltage would be 10(1 - e^(-2)) which is 8.64 volts.

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