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Given the following circuit, + + + C VC L VL R VR ט Figure 1: RLC Natural Response Circuit Where C = 0.125µF, L = 8H, and R = 20k, and the initial conditions are v₁(0+) = 0V and i¿(0+) = −12.25mA, complete the following: Identify the 2nd order differential equation with constant coefficients in terms of vε(t) using Kirchhoff's current laws, Kirchhoff's voltage laws, and iv-relationships for the components (i.e., using the indirect approach). Show your work.

Given the following circuit, + + + C VC L VL R VR ט Figure 1: RLC Natural Response Circuit Where C = 0.125µF, L = 8H, and R = 20k, and the initial conditions are v₁(0+) = 0V and i¿(0+) = −12.25mA, complete the following: Identify the 2nd order differential equation with constant coefficients in terms of vε(t) using Kirchhoff's current laws, Kirchhoff's voltage laws, and iv-relationships for the components (i.e., using the indirect approach). Show your work.

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Given the following circuit, + + + C VC L VL R VR ט Figure 1: RLC Natural Response Circuit Where C = 0.125µF, L = 8H, and R = 20k, and the initial conditions are v₁(0+) = 0V and i¿(0+) = −12.25mA, complete the following: Identify the 2nd order differential equation with constant coefficients in terms of vε(t) using Kirchhoff's current laws, Kirchhoff's voltage laws, and iv-relationships for the components (i.e., using the indirect approach). Show your work.
Transcribed Image Text:Given the following circuit, + + + C VC L VL R VR ט Figure 1: RLC Natural Response Circuit Where C = 0.125µF, L = 8H, and R = 20k, and the initial conditions are v₁(0+) = 0V and i¿(0+) = −12.25mA, complete the following: Identify the 2nd order differential equation with constant coefficients in terms of vε(t) using Kirchhoff's current laws, Kirchhoff's voltage laws, and iv-relationships for the components (i.e., using the indirect approach). Show your work.
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