S Q4 (a) Calculate the inverse Laplace transform by completing the square. s² + 2s+4 (b) Evaluate the inverse Laplace transform using a partial fraction. (s² +1) (s² + 2s +4) A RLC-circuit with L = 1 Henry, R = 20, C = 0.25 Farads and E(t) as given in Figure Q4(c). (c) E(t) ll L 1. R 0.6 E(t) 3 n 3 n 7 n 2 n 4 Figure Q4(c)

S Q4 (a) Calculate the inverse Laplace transform by completing the square. s² + 2s+4 (b) Evaluate the inverse Laplace transform using a partial fraction. (s² +1) (s² + 2s +4) A RLC-circuit with L = 1 Henry, R = 20, C = 0.25 Farads and E(t) as given in Figure Q4(c). (c) E(t) ll L 1. R 0.6 E(t) 3 n 3 n 7 n 2 n 4 Figure Q4(c)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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