2. For the circuit in Fig.2, the switch has been in position a for a long time.At t = 0, the switch is thrown to position b.%3Da) Find i, v, and v2.b) Calculate the total initial energy stored in 30uF and 60µF capacitors.c) At t = 00, what is the total stored energy in 30µF and 60µF capacitors.d) For t 2 0, what is the energy delivered to the 5 k2?Figure 24k25 kN6 kN60 μF0250 V30 μF

A)For the given circuit,C1=30 μFC2=60 μFat, t=0+Is=30sR+1C1 s+1C2 sIs=30s5k+130μ s+160μ…

2. For the circuit in Fig.2, the switch has been in position a for a long time. At t = 0, the switch is thrown to position b. a) Find i, v, and v2. b) Calculate the total initial energy stored in 30µF and 60µF capacitors. c) At t = 00, what is the total stored energy in 30µF and 60µF capacitors. d) For t 2 0, what is the energy delivered to the 5 k2? %3D Figure 2 4k2 a b 5 k2 6 kN 30 μF 1 60 uF 50 V ta

2. For the circuit in Fig.2, the switch has been in position a for a long time. At t = 0, the switch is thrown to position b. a) Find i, v, and v2. b) Calculate the total initial energy stored in 30µF and 60µF capacitors. c) At t = 00, what is the total stored energy in 30µF and 60µF capacitors. d) For t 2 0, what is the energy delivered to the 5 k2? %3D Figure 2 4k2 a b 5 k2 6 kN 30 μF 1 60 uF 50 V ta

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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