Find the voltage across the capacitor, vc(t). Note that the two sources have non-identical frequencies. [hint: treat the two sources independently and use superposition to get your final answer. For @ Wo, a voltage source looks like a short and a current source looks like an open]. 6Q + 2 H 1/12 F Vc 5 cos(5t)V 10 sin(3t)A

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Find the voltage across the capacitor, vc(t). Note that the two sources have non-identical
frequencies. [hint: treat the two sources independently and use superposition to get your final
answer. For @ Wo, a voltage source looks like a short and a current source looks like an open].
6Q
+
2 H
1/12 F
Vc
5 cos(5t)V
10 sin(3t)A
Transcribed Image Text:Find the voltage across the capacitor, vc(t). Note that the two sources have non-identical frequencies. [hint: treat the two sources independently and use superposition to get your final answer. For @ Wo, a voltage source looks like a short and a current source looks like an open]. 6Q + 2 H 1/12 F Vc 5 cos(5t)V 10 sin(3t)A
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