The circuit was in steady state for a long time before the switch was closed. Please calculate V₂ and I, at the given times, where C = 990 µF, V₂ = 1.5 V, and R = 32 kN. 1 ΚΩ w 3 ΚΩ w Vs 1 ΚΩ + = 0 ww 10 V 10 ΚΩ w Io - 10 V Vc R C 1 ΚΩ I₁ |t=0|t=0+ t = ∞ot = 1s | Unit m.A Ve 010 V

The circuit was in steady state for a long time before the switch was closed. Please calculate V₂ and I, at the given times, where C = 990 µF, V₂ = 1.5 V, and R = 32 kN. 1 ΚΩ w 3 ΚΩ w Vs 1 ΚΩ + = 0 ww 10 V 10 ΚΩ w Io - 10 V Vc R C 1 ΚΩ I₁ |t=0|t=0+ t = ∞ot = 1s | Unit m.A Ve 010 V

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

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