Problem 6-6. For the circuit shown in figure P6-6, find vc(t) and ic(t) for t ≥ 0+.The switches have been in their starting positions for a long time before moving atthe times indicated.5ΚΩ+t = 10ms15V+3:0Vc(t) 10ΚΩ. 2mA ↑Tic(t) ↓3μFt = 030V10ΚΩW ww+

The given circuit isWe need to find the expressions of vc(t), ic(t) for t≥0+.

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Problem 6-6. For the circuit shown in figure P6-6, find vċ(t) and iċ(t) for t ≥ 0+. The switches have been in their starting positions for a long time before moving at the times indicated. 5kQ + t = 10ms 15V ic(t)↓ 3μF Vc(t) 10ΚΩΣ 2mA (F t = 0 X. 30V 10ΚΩ ww