Q1/ An impulsive voltage E is applied at t=0 to a series circuit containing inductanceL and capacitance C. Initially, the current and charge are zero. The current I at timet is given bydiLdtE.8(t)C- =wheredqis the instantaneous value of charge on the capacitor. Since idetermine an expression for the current i in the circuit at time t.

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Q1/ An impulsive voltage E is applied at t=0 to a series circuit containing inductance L and capacitance C. Initially, the current and charge are zero. The current I at time t is given by di = E.8(t) C dt dq where q is the instantaneous value of charge on the capacitor. Since i dt determine an expression for the current i in the circuit at time t.

Q1/ An impulsive voltage E is applied at t=0 to a series circuit containing inductance L and capacitance C. Initially, the current and charge are zero. The current I at time t is given by di = E.8(t) C dt dq where q is the instantaneous value of charge on the capacitor. Since i dt determine an expression for the current i in the circuit at time t.

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