If the switch is closed at t 0, what differential equation should be solved to find Q, the charge on the plate, as a function of time? (Assume that L includes the self-inductance.) %3D Although the total solution is more complicated, determine the values of A, B and w so that Q(t) = Ae-8t cos wt is a solution. Why isn't this the whole story? 5. Consider the circuit below, where the capacitor carries an initial charge Qo. R

If the switch is closed at t 0, what differential equation should be solved to find Q, the charge on the plate, as a function of time? (Assume that L includes the self-inductance.) %3D Although the total solution is more complicated, determine the values of A, B and w so that Q(t) = Ae-8t cos wt is a solution. Why isn't this the whole story? 5. Consider the circuit below, where the capacitor carries an initial charge Qo. R

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If the switch is closed at t
0, what differential equation should be solved to find
Q, the charge on the plate, as a function of time? (Assume that L includes the
self-inductance.)
%3D
Although the total solution is more complicated, determine the values of A, B and w
so that
Q(t) = Ae-8t
cos wt
is a solution. Why isn't this the whole story?

5. Consider the circuit below, where the capacitor carries an initial charge Qo.
R

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