1mH3-10VLic1mFIn the following circuit, iS(t)=10cos(2000t+15°)A. Find iC (t). Use the definitions of voltage and current in inductance and capacitance.

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1mH3 - 10VL ic 1mF In the following circuit, iS(t)=10cos(2000t+15°) A. Find iC (t). Use the definitions of voltage and current in inductance and capacitance.