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Answer:

OPTION D

Explanation:

It is given that the current in the circuit is given by V divided by the sum of t and T.

Denoting this mathematically we would have:


$ J = (V)/((t + T)) $

Now to solve for T rewrite the above expression.


$ J = (V)/((t + T)) \implies t + T = (V)/(J) $

T =
$ (V)/(J) $ - t

Therefore the answer would be Option D.

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