Given the following expression for the current i (t) Where, Io 4 A and tı 3 s. Assume that the charge at t 0 is zero, i.e. q(0)-0. What is the value for charge at t 3.5s: q(3.5)-O C Unknown q(3.5)-4 C q(3.5)- 14 C
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