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Author: Hayt
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Chapter 9, Problem 14E
With regard to the circuit represented in Fig. 9.41, determine (a) iC(0−); (b) iL(0−); (c) iR(0−); (d) vC(0−); (e) iC(0+); (f) iL(0+); (g) iR(0+); (h) vC(0+).
FIGURE 9.41
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