For the circuit of Figure 3, the parameters are: I; = 2A, L = 5mH, C = 5 mF, R, = 102, R1 = 1.81 2, and R2 = 0.2 2. After the switch has been in its initial position for a long time, at t = 0 it moves instantaneously to the left as shown in Figure 3. What is the initial value of the time derivative of the capacitor voltage in the circuit, dv(0")ldt ? |3D R1 t= 0 Rs R23 Figure 3 dv(0*) а) =-7500 V/s dt dv(0*) = 0 dt dv(0*) c) = 1,200 V/s dt dv(0*) d) =-2200 V/s dt e) None of the above For the circuit of Figure 3, identify the correct general expression for the voltage, v(t), for t2 0. a) v(t) = e5 (7.5 cos 45t +17 sin 60t) (V) b) v(t)=e¯55 (cos60t – 17 sin 60t ) (V) -255t ©) v(t) = 110.4e-1811 – 90.4e-2211 (V) d) v(t) = 75.2e-2211 e) None of the above - 55.2e-181 (V)

For the circuit of Figure 3, the parameters are: I; = 2A, L = 5mH, C = 5 mF, R, = 102, R1 = 1.81 2, and R2 = 0.2 2. After the switch has been in its initial position for a long time, at t = 0 it moves instantaneously to the left as shown in Figure 3. What is the initial value of the time derivative of the capacitor voltage in the circuit, dv(0")ldt ? |3D R1 t= 0 Rs R23 Figure 3 dv(0) а) =-7500 V/s dt dv(0) = 0 dt dv(0) c) = 1,200 V/s dt dv(0) d) =-2200 V/s dt e) None of the above For the circuit of Figure 3, identify the correct general expression for the voltage, v(t), for t2 0. a) v(t) = e5 (7.5 cos 45t +17 sin 60t) (V) b) v(t)=e¯55 (cos60t – 17 sin 60t ) (V) -255t ©) v(t) = 110.4e-1811 – 90.4e-2211 (V) d) v(t) = 75.2e-2211 e) None of the above - 55.2e-181 (V)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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