I need help with 3B Q3a) The switch is closed for a long time. It opens at t-0.i) Find i, (0*) and vc (0*)12 V2Hii) For t > 0, what kind of system response does the series RLC circuit produce for i(t)?(Underdamped, overdamped, critically damped). Also, express the form of the solution.iii) Find di₁ (0*)and dve(0+)dtdtQ3b) Assume: you are told that the series RLC circuit given is an overdmped system, withS₁ = -2, S₂ = -4,v(0¹)=15V,dv (0+)dt= 0. Find ve(t) for t > 0.6042.0000.4 F Ve(t)

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Q3b) Assume: you are told that the series RLC circuit given is an overdamped system, with S₁ = −2, S₂ = −4, v(0+)=15V, dv(0¹) = 0. Find vc(t) for t> 0. dt

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