After having been in position 2 for a long time (circuit reached steady state), the switch in the circuit below was moved to position 1 at t = 0 s. R₁ Determine E₁ 18 V 2 13 ΚΩ www R₂ 9kQ www R3 7ΚΩ ww C₁ 0.7μF a) ic1(t=0-) and Vc1(t=0-), i.e. just before the switch changes positions (just before t = 0 s) b) ic1(t=0) and Vc1(t=0), i.e. just after the switch changes positions c) ic1(t=∞) and V₁₁(t=∞0), i.e. at steady state after the switch changes positions d) The expression for vc1(t) for t≥0s

After having been in position 2 for a long time (circuit reached steady state), the switch in the circuit below was moved to position 1 at t = 0 s. R₁ Determine E₁ 18 V 2 13 ΚΩ www R₂ 9kQ www R3 7ΚΩ ww C₁ 0.7μF a) ic1(t=0-) and Vc1(t=0-), i.e. just before the switch changes positions (just before t = 0 s) b) ic1(t=0) and Vc1(t=0), i.e. just after the switch changes positions c) ic1(t=∞) and V₁₁(t=∞0), i.e. at steady state after the switch changes positions d) The expression for vc1(t) for t≥0s

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