The circuit in the figure below is in the zero state. Select the values of R, C, and μ so that thecircuit has a resonance frequency of wo = 5 krad/s and <= 0.707. Note: The denominator ofthe transfer function of this second-order circuit will be of the form: [s² + 23wo s + w²].wwwv1(t)RCс+vx(t)R+μν. (1)++V₂(t)

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