Q1 The circuit in Figure Q1 have an initial voltage, Vo =0 V and Io = - 12.25 mA. Based on the circuit, (i) calculate the roots of the characteristic equation. dv (ii) determine v and at t 0* dt (iii) find the voltage response, v(t) for t > 0

Q1 The circuit in Figure Q1 have an initial voltage, Vo =0 V and Io = - 12.25 mA. Based on the circuit, (i) calculate the roots of the characteristic equation. dv (ii) determine v and at t 0* dt (iii) find the voltage response, v(t) for t > 0

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The circuit in Figure Q1 have an initial voltage, Vo =0 V and Io = - 12.25 mA.
Based on the circuit,
(i)
calculate the roots of the characteristic equation.
dv
(ii)
determine v and at t 0*
dt
(iii)
find the voltage response, v(t) for t > 0
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0.125 µF
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