Please do not use calculator. An electrical circuit contains in series a resistor with resistance 2 ohms, a capacitor with the capacitance 4 farads, and a voltage source with voltage 6volts. Let Q be the charge in the capacitor, and I be the current in the circuit at time t. At time t = 0 seconds, there is a charge of 8 coulombs in thecapacitor.do = 3 - .(a) Show that dt8ME(b) Solve the differential equation to determine Q in terms of t.(c) State the initial current in the circuit.(d) State the value Q approaches as t → ∞.RESULTA

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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