A LRC electric circuit is conected in series has a voltage source of E(t)=20sin(10t) Volts, and a resistance of 20 ohm, and a inductance of 0.05 Henrys and a capacitor of 0.01 Farads, if the current equal to 0, and the initial charge of the capacitor is 2 coulombs, Calculate the charge in the capacitor when t=0 and the current in the circuit when t > 0

A LRC electric circuit is conected in series has a voltage source of E(t)=20sin(10t) Volts, and a resistance of 20 ohm, and a inductance of 0.05 Henrys and a capacitor of 0.01 Farads, if the current equal to 0, and the initial charge of the capacitor is 2 coulombs, Calculate the charge in the capacitor when t=0 and the current in the circuit when t > 0

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Chapter20: Capacitance In Ac Circuits

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