The switch in the circuit below has been in position a for a long time. At t = 0, it movesinstantaneously to position b, where it remains for 50 ms before moving instantaneously to position c.Find v, (t) for all time periods t > 0.20 mA4.7 ΚΩww500 Ωt=0a+81Vob= 50 ms160 nF56.25 ΚΩ

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