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An RC circuit is a first order system. The 90% rise time of a given circuit...

An RC circuit is a first order system. The 90% rise time of a given circuit was determined to be 0.35 seconds. a.

What is the time constant for this system?

What is the maximum frequency input signal (in Hz) to this system so that the output signal is within 10% of the input signal?

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