3. The switch in figure-2 changes at t= 0 from ground to the source given by v, (1).Determine:(a) The time-constant t of the response.(b) The time t' for which v,() = 0.5 v (0*).(c) The graph of the response for 0sIs 6r, and a table of response values for every 0.5seconds. That is, for the times t= 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, ., 6 seconds.t=0-0.2t(1) - 10 e

When t<0: The output is connected to ground. Therefore, output is zero. V0(t)=0V. When t>0:…

3. The switch in figure-2 changes at t= 0 from ground to the source given by v, (). Determine: (a) The time-constant t of the response. (b) The time i' for which v,()-0.5 v (0'). (c) The graph of the response for 0 sIs 6r, and a table of response values for every 0.5 seconds. That is, for the times t= 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, . 6 seconds. t=0 -0.2t (1)-10e

3. The switch in figure-2 changes at t= 0 from ground to the source given by v, (). Determine: (a) The time-constant t of the response. (b) The time i' for which v,()-0.5 v (0'). (c) The graph of the response for 0 sIs 6r, and a table of response values for every 0.5 seconds. That is, for the times t= 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, . 6 seconds. t=0 -0.2t (1)-10e

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3. The switch in figure-2 changes at t= 0 from ground to the source given by v, (1).
Determine:
(a) The time-constant t of the response.
(b) The time t' for which v,() = 0.5 v (0*).
(c) The graph of the response for 0sIs 6r, and a table of response values for every 0.5
seconds. That is, for the times t= 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, ., 6 seconds.
t=0
-0.2t
(1) - 10 e

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