The energy that is stored in a 30-μF capacitor is w(t)= 12 sin2100. Find the current in the capacitor.(Final answers must be rounded up to three decimalplaces and must be enclosed in a quadrilateral)

Given,Capacitor, C=30 μF.Energy stored, wt=12 sin2100t J.

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The energy that is stored in a 30-μF capacitor is w(t) = 12 sin2100. Find the current in the capacitor.

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The energy that is stored in a 30-μF capacitor is w(t)
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(Final answers must be rounded up to three decimal
places and must be enclosed in a quadrilateral)

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