2. (50%) The switch in the circuit shown has been in position a for a long time. At t=0,itmoves to position b. Find (a) i(0*); (b)Vc(0*); (c)di(0*)/dt; (d)$1,S2; (e)i(t) for t20.5 mH9 k280 N80 V15 kN100 V2 µF

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2. (50%) The switch in the circuit shown has been in position a for a long time. At t=0,it moves to position b. Find (a) i(0*); (b)Vc(0*); (c)di(0*)/dt; (d)$1,S2; (e)i(t) for t20. 5 mH 9 k2 80 N 80 V 15 kN 100 V 2 µF

2. (50%) The switch in the circuit shown has been in position a for a long time. At t=0,it moves to position b. Find (a) i(0); (b)Vc(0); (c)di(0*)/dt; (d)$1,S2; (e)i(t) for t20. 5 mH 9 k2 80 N 80 V 15 kN 100 V 2 µF