i need the answer quickly Q1): For the circuit shown in Fig.(1), the switch was in position (2) for long time, at time (t-0) theswitch is moved to position (1), use the LAPLACE transform method to find ic(t) and V.(t) for 120and plot V.(t) and ic(t).40100#FI6AFig.(1)600200+40vSome LAPLACE Transform Pairsf(t)At1SinwtCoswt(-e-)F(s)А111WSS²+w²52S+aS(S+ a)5²+w²AIS20nFte-at1(S+ a)²www

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Q1): For the circuit shown in Fig.(1), the switch was in position (2) for long time, at time (t-0) the switch is moved to position (1), use the LAPLACE transform method to find ic(t) and Ve(t) for 120 and plot Ve(t) and i.(t). Fig.(1) FFFF 100 600 200 40V 20n Some LAPLACE Transform Pairs f(t) A t 1 te-at Sinwt Coswt (1-e-at) F(s) A 1 1 1 W 5² 1 (S+a)² S S²+w² S+a S(S+ a) S²+w²

Q1): For the circuit shown in Fig.(1), the switch was in position (2) for long time, at time (t-0) the switch is moved to position (1), use the LAPLACE transform method to find ic(t) and Ve(t) for 120 and plot Ve(t) and i.(t). Fig.(1) FFFF 100 600 200 40V 20n Some LAPLACE Transform Pairs f(t) A t 1 te-at Sinwt Coswt (1-e-at) F(s) A 1 1 1 W 5² 1 (S+a)² S S²+w² S+a S(S+ a) S²+w²

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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