2. Find h(t) and g(t) for the following circuit:V₁₂ (t)+1 (k2)ww2(H)m16+0.4 (uF)1 (k)V₂ (t)

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2. Find h(t) and g(t) for the following circuit: V₁₂ (t) + 1 (k2) ww 2(H) m 16 + 0.4 (uF) 1 (k) V₂ (t)