Homework 1: For the circuit shown in the figure below calculate the values ofV₂.V3 and V, at Initial capacitor charge equal to zero?C= 1 μF4[V1(t)R1=3MV1-WV2Vref=2v+4V3R2=2K2wwwR3=3KV4= 9 voltR4=3KΩVo

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Homework 1: For the circuit shown in the figure below calculate the values of V₂.V3 and V, at Initial capacitor charge equal to zero? C= 1 μF |V1(t) R1-3M V1-W V2 Vref=2v V3 R2=2K2 www R3 =3KΩ| www V4= 9 volt R4=3KΩ Vo