Find the Ic(s) equation in the laplace domain of the current flowing through the capacitance in the circuit given in the figure below. Then substitute s=K for s in this equation to get a number called M. Then get the lc(t) equation, which is the inverse laplace value of the Ic(s) equation. Substitute t=Q for t in the Ic(t) equation to obtain a number called N. In which option is the number closest to the M*N value given? Take the initial conditions of the elements in the circuit Vc(0)=A volts, IL(0)=B amps. E L R1 R2 Ic Şekil below are the values E=50 Volt RI=13 ohm R2=24 ohm 4.047 C=1 farad 010011 31997 L=1 henry 2.115 A= - 12 Volt 5.481 O 16-19 3.884 B=16 Amper 1953197 Q=4 saniye K=2 E 6.302

Find the Ic(s) equation in the laplace domain of the current flowing through the capacitance in the circuit given in the figure below. Then substitute s=K for s in this equation to get a number called M. Then get the lc(t) equation, which is the inverse laplace value of the Ic(s) equation. Substitute t=Q for t in the Ic(t) equation to obtain a number called N. In which option is the number closest to the M*N value given? Take the initial conditions of the elements in the circuit Vc(0)=A volts, IL(0)=B amps. E L R1 R2 Ic Şekil below are the values E=50 Volt RI=13 ohm R2=24 ohm 4.047 C=1 farad 010011 31997 L=1 henry 2.115 A= - 12 Volt 5.481 O 16-19 3.884 B=16 Amper 1953197 Q=4 saniye K=2 E 6.302

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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