Question 1:a) Sketch Vo versus time for the circuit shown with the input given.b) Determine DC output voltage without a capacitor.c) If a capacitor of 10 uF is placed in parallel with RL, sketch the vo versus time.d) find the DC output voltage.Given R1 = R2 = RL = 2.2 k2.Vi+40D1.D210 msR =2.2 k2wwR%3D1GF R =-402.2 k22.2 k2

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