Please answer ASAP for like this please don't reject it please ASAP for like 3) For the following circuit, the switch is initially closed and has been for a long time.Find the initial values of Vc(t), iL(t), VL(t) and Vr(t) at t=0-, and dil(t)/dt at t=0+.80 V (+30Ω 1-0M0.1 Hiz(t)50 Ωww+VL(t)Vr(t)50 μF1₁Vc(t)4) Derive the formula for the inductor current iL(t) in problem 3 for t>0.5) [Skip this!] Derive the formula for the capacitor voltage Vc(t) in problem 3 for t>0.6) What value of the inductor in problem 3 would make the circuit critically damped?

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3) For the following circuit, the switch is initially closed and has been for a long time. Find the initial values of Vc(t), iL(t), VL(t) and Vr(t) at t=0-, and dil(t)/dt at t=0+. 80 V 30-01 0.1 H iz(t) 50 Ω VL(t) ww · + Vr(t) 50 F Vc(t) 4) Derive the formula for the inductor current iL(t) in problem 3 for t>0. 5) [Skip this!] Derive the formula for the capacitor voltage Vc(t) in problem 3 for t>0. 5) What value of the inductor in problem 3 would make the circuit critically damped?

3) For the following circuit, the switch is initially closed and has been for a long time. Find the initial values of Vc(t), iL(t), VL(t) and Vr(t) at t=0-, and dil(t)/dt at t=0+. 80 V 30-01 0.1 H iz(t) 50 Ω VL(t) ww · + Vr(t) 50 F Vc(t) 4) Derive the formula for the inductor current iL(t) in problem 3 for t>0. 5) [Skip this!] Derive the formula for the capacitor voltage Vc(t) in problem 3 for t>0. 5) What value of the inductor in problem 3 would make the circuit critically damped?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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