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(a) Write the modified (generalized) node equations considering the initial conditions in s-domain for the circuit given below. (b) Express the equations in the matrix form.

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(a) Write the modified (generalized) node equations considering the initial conditions in s-domain for the circuit
given below. (b) Express the equations in the matrix form.

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