3. Given that the current in amperes flowing through a wire is given by :i(t)=0,5t,t<00 St≤ 10s10s ≤ t≥ 30sa. Sketch i(t) versus t (10 pts)30e-0.4(t-5)b. Sketch q(t) versus t (10 pts)

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3. Given that the current in amperes flowing through a wire is given by : i(t) = 0, 5t, t<0 0 St≤ 10s 10s ≤ t≥ 30s a. Sketch i(t) versus t (10 pts) 30e-0.4(t-5) b. Sketch q(t) versus t (10 pts)