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In "RC Circuit Experiment", you are using 8,086 micro Farad capacitor, 282 Ohm resistor and 10...

In "RC Circuit Experiment", you are using 8,086 micro Farad capacitor, 282 Ohm resistor and 10 Volt battery. Before starting the experiment, you noticed that the capacitor contains some charge which is equivalent to 33 % of the supply voltage. If you want to start experiment in this condition, how long it will take for capacitor to attain 57 % of the supply voltage?
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