In the circuit below, the switch is closed for a long time beforetime t = 0. V, = 24V,R¡ = 3002, C1 = 10µF and C2 = 20µF.C1R1+Vs-Vtt = 0メC2What is the voltage Ve across capacitor C, when the switch is closed? Give your answer in V, without entering theunits. Suppose you have the following circuit. The switch has been open for a long time, and is closed at time t = 0.Assume V2 = 5V, R2 = 10kN, L2 = 2mH,C2 = 0.1µFThe second order differential equation for the voltage across the capacitor isdV.(t)/dt + a¡dV.(t)/dt + a2Ve =KR2L2t =V2C2What is the coefficient K of the 2nd order differential equation for this circuit? Do not use scientific notation.

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