Please atleast answer this question soon We have claimed that the following equation for charge on the capacitor of a series RLC circuit:q(t) = que cos wtq(t) = que coswt.where T = = 2L/RT2L/R and w²1LC=R²4L²is a solution to the second-order differential equation,=w²-=LCR²L+R+=L+.+R + 2 = 0.StShow this is the case by sequential differentiation of the first equation.

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We have claimed that the following equation for charge on the capacitor of a series RLC circuit: q(t) = que cos wtq(t) = que coswt, where T = 2L/RT = 2L/R and w² = 12²2 w² LC is a solution to the second-order differential equation, +R+=OL+R+=0. = LC R² L Show this is the case by sequential differentiation of the first equation.

We have claimed that the following equation for charge on the capacitor of a series RLC circuit: q(t) = que cos wtq(t) = que coswt, where T = 2L/RT = 2L/R and w² = 12²2 w² LC is a solution to the second-order differential equation, +R+=OL+R+=0. = LC R² L Show this is the case by sequential differentiation of the first equation.