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(a) Solve the equation for t in terms of L, R, C, and t, assuming that at t = 0, i = 0, and di/dt,= 8.
(b) Use the subs command to substitute L = 3 H. R = 10O, and C = 80 µF into the expression that was derived in part (a). Make a plot of i versus t for
(c) Use the subs command to substitute L = 3 H, R = 200 O, and C = l200µF into the expression that was derived in part (a). Make a plot of i versus t for
(d) Use the subs command to substitute L = 3 H, R = 201 O, and C = 300µF into the expression that was derived in pan (a). Make a plot of i versus t for

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