Q2120If the current at the terminals of the element shown above is defined as:i = 0,i = 40te-500r A,t< 0;t≥ 0.(a) Find the expression for the charge accumulating?(b) Find the charge that has accumulated at r= 1 ms (m-10³) ?

In this question we need to find the expression of charge accumulating and charger at 1ms

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Q2 1 20 If the current at the terminals of the element shown above is defined as: i = 0, i = 40te-500r A, t< 0; t≥ 0. (a) Find the expression for the charge accumulating? (b) Find the charge that has accumulated at r= 1 ms (m-10³) ?