160t = 04 V0.5 HVo312.5 µF3 sa) Ic(s) =%3Ds2 + 200 s+ 6400Vs(t) =4 VVc(t) = Vo(t)Constant voltage sourcevoltage across capacitor-0,1875 s- 6b) Ic(s) =s2current through the capacitor+ 200 s+ 6400Voltage from inductanceV(t)i,(t)VR (t)Inductance current0,25 s2 + 56 s+ 1600As (s2 + 200 s + 6400)Voltage across the resistorc) Ic(s):Current flowing through the resistorig(t)V(0) 3VCapacitor voltage at time t-00,0625 s2 + 50 s +1600d) Ic(s) =s (s² + 200 s+ 6400 )After the switch has been open long enough, it is closed at t= 0. f(t) streamWhat is the Laplace transform?s2 + 800 s +25600e) Ic(s) =%3Ds (s? + 200 s + 6400 )

In the circuit Find the current in the capacitor using the Laplace transform. Initial condition are…

160 t = 0 4 V 0.5 H Vo 312.5 µF 3 s a) Ic(s) = A s2 + 200 s + 6400 Vs(t)=4 V Vc(t)=Va(t) Constant voltage source voltage across capacitor -0,1875 s- 6 b) Ic(s) = s2 + 200 s+6400 current through the capacitor V(t) Voltage from inductance Inductance current 0,25 s? + 56s+ 1600 c) Ic(s) = VR (t) ig(t) V(0) 3V Voltage across the resistor s(s2 + 200 s+ 6400) Current flowing through the resistor Capacitor voltage at time t-0 0,0625 s? + 50 s +1600 A s (s2 + 200 s+ 6400 ) d) Ic(s) = After the switch has been open long enough, it is closed at t= 0. f(t) stream What is the Laplace transform? s2 + 800 s +25600 e) Ic(s) = %3D s(s? + 200 s+ 6400)

160 t = 0 4 V 0.5 H Vo 312.5 µF 3 s a) Ic(s) = A s2 + 200 s + 6400 Vs(t)=4 V Vc(t)=Va(t) Constant voltage source voltage across capacitor -0,1875 s- 6 b) Ic(s) = s2 + 200 s+6400 current through the capacitor V(t) Voltage from inductance Inductance current 0,25 s? + 56s+ 1600 c) Ic(s) = VR (t) ig(t) V(0) 3V Voltage across the resistor s(s2 + 200 s+ 6400) Current flowing through the resistor Capacitor voltage at time t-0 0,0625 s? + 50 s +1600 A s (s2 + 200 s+ 6400 ) d) Ic(s) = After the switch has been open long enough, it is closed at t= 0. f(t) stream What is the Laplace transform? s2 + 800 s +25600 e) Ic(s) = %3D s(s? + 200 s+ 6400)

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