9 4 klww8 k34 kNt = 0i,(1)Use the differential equation method to find i(t) for t> 0 in the circuit above, given that C, = 0.23 mF and I, = 7 mAThe answer will look like this: i(t) = B+ Ke"mA.Calculate the correct values for a, B and K (Note: give the expression in milliAmpère's and with 3 decimals behind the dot)a= ???Answer:CheckB=77?Answer:CheckK=???Answer:CheckFor the same circuit, use the step-by-step method to find i,(t) fort>0.The answer will be of the form: (t) = i(00) + [6:(0*) – i(o0)]e mACalculate the correct values for i,(0), i(0') and r (Note that the expression is in milliAmpères)4(00) - 77?Answer:i(0') =???Answer:CheckGive your answersecondsAnswer:CheckDerive the resulting expression for i,(t) for t >0 using the step-by-step method. Does this yield the same expression as the differential equation method?Select one:C FalseCheck

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