2.) (a) Prove that q(t) = e-Yt (A cos wt + B sin wt) used in the RLC closed circuitdifferential equation gives the equation f cos wt + g sin wt = 0 with the constants fand g in the the form of functions w, y, A, and B ! (Please explain step-by-step clearly!)(b) In the initial conditions q(0) = qo, we get A = qo. In another initial condition, that iswhen t = 0, the current is zero (the inductor acts as if it were an infinite resistor rightafter the switch is closed) and it's written as follows:da= 0dtWith some of the conditions above, and that holds f cos wt + g sin wt = 0 if f = g = 0,Determine B, w, and y ! (Please explain step-by-step clearly!)

GIVEN: (a) f cos wt + g sin wt=0 PROVE: q(t)=e-γt(A cos wt + B sin wt) GIVEN: initial condition…

2.) (a) Prove that q(t) = e-Yt (A cos wt + B sin wt) used in the RLC closed circuit differential equation gives the equation f cos wt +g sin wt = 0 with the constants f and g in the the form of functions w, y, A, and B! (Please explain step-by-step clearly!) (b) In the initial conditions q(0) = q0, we get A = q0. In another initial condition, that is when t 0, the current is zero (the inductor acts as if it were an infinite resistor right after the switch is closed) and it's written as follows: dq i(0) dt With some of the conditions above, and that holds f cos wt + g sin wt = 0 if f = g = 0, Determine B, w, and y! (Please explain step-by-step clearly!)

2.) (a) Prove that q(t) = e-Yt (A cos wt + B sin wt) used in the RLC closed circuit differential equation gives the equation f cos wt +g sin wt = 0 with the constants f and g in the the form of functions w, y, A, and B! (Please explain step-by-step clearly!) (b) In the initial conditions q(0) = q0, we get A = q0. In another initial condition, that is when t 0, the current is zero (the inductor acts as if it were an infinite resistor right after the switch is closed) and it's written as follows: dq i(0) dt With some of the conditions above, and that holds f cos wt + g sin wt = 0 if f = g = 0, Determine B, w, and y! (Please explain step-by-step clearly!)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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