a) The current flowing in an RC circuit in the S- domain is given by: 0.025 I(s) = mA 0.25 s +1 %D Use the inverse Laplace transform to write down an expression for the current in the time domain b) Calculate the current flowing in the circuit whent = 12.5ms

a) The current flowing in an RC circuit in the S- domain is given by: 0.025 I(s) = mA 0.25 s +1 %D Use the inverse Laplace transform to write down an expression for the current in the time domain b) Calculate the current flowing in the circuit whent = 12.5ms

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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a) The current flowing in an RC circuit in the S- domain is given by:
0.025
I(s) =
mA
0.25 s +1
%D
Use the inverse Laplace transform to write down an expression for the current in the time
domain
b) Calculate the current flowing in the circuit whent = 12.5ms

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