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Q3) The circuit shown is at steady state before the switches change position at t-0. The response of the circuit is the voltage v(t). Find v(t) for t> 0. Draw circuits clearly for each step (4-step approach) to illustrate the situation when t<0 (steady state) and t0 when doing circuit analysis for full credit. Write final answers in the box provided. 30 V 12 Ω t=0 6Ω +v()- 0.1 F www 6ΩΣ t=0 392 4 A

Q3) The circuit shown is at steady state before the switches change position at t-0. The response of the circuit is the voltage v(t). Find v(t) for t> 0. Draw circuits clearly for each step (4-step approach) to illustrate the situation when t<0 (steady state) and t0 when doing circuit analysis for full credit. Write final answers in the box provided. 30 V 12 Ω t=0 6Ω +v()- 0.1 F www 6ΩΣ t=0 392 4 A

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Q3) The circuit shown is at steady state before the switches change position at t-0. The response of the circuit is the voltage v(t). Find v(t) for t> 0. Draw circuits clearly for each step (4-step approach) to illustrate the situation when t<0 (steady state) and t0 when doing circuit analysis for full credit. Write final answers in the box provided. 30 V 12 Ω ww t=0 6Ω t=0 60 30 +v()- 0.1 F www 4 A
Transcribed Image Text:Q3) The circuit shown is at steady state before the switches change position at t-0. The response of the circuit is the voltage v(t). Find v(t) for t> 0. Draw circuits clearly for each step (4-step approach) to illustrate the situation when t<0 (steady state) and t0 when doing circuit analysis for full credit. Write final answers in the box provided. 30 V 12 Ω ww t=0 6Ω t=0 60 30 +v()- 0.1 F www 4 A
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