In the following figure, the switch has been in position "a" for a long time. It moved to position "b" at t= 0, 1/3 F 0.25 H = 0 a + i (t) v (t) 2A 3 2 (i) Draw a steady state circuit before the switch is moved from position "a" to position "b". Determine i(0-), ¿(0*), v(0-), and v(0*). (ii) (iii) Draw the circuit for t> 0. (iv) Obtain the characteristic equation and calculate the roots of the characteristic equation.

In the following figure, the switch has been in position "a" for a long time. It moved to position "b" at t= 0, 1/3 F 0.25 H = 0 a + i (t) v (t) 2A 3 2 (i) Draw a steady state circuit before the switch is moved from position "a" to position "b". Determine i(0-), ¿(0), v(0-), and v(0). (ii) (iii) Draw the circuit for t> 0. (iv) Obtain the characteristic equation and calculate the roots of the characteristic equation.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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