(c) Redraw the circuit at t >4 ms.(d) Calculate the complete response of the current i(t).Question 2..Given the following values R = 5 kN, L1 = L2 = 2 H, C1 = 2 nF and C, = 8 nF.%3Di,(1)i, (t)i,(t)C,RL,L,=C, v(t)(a) What is the order of the circuit? Explain.(b) Derive the characteristic equation for v(t).(c) Calculate the poles of the characteristic equation for e(t).d) Is response over-, under- or critically damped?(c) What R yields damped frequency at 8 k rad/s?27°C

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