A series circuit has a capacitor of x 10-°F and an inductor of 4 H. If the initial charge on the capacitor is 1 x 10¬2 C and there is no initial current, find the charge on the capacitor Q(t). [Hint: in this problem there is no resistance, and recall that the current is the derivative of the charge.] What is the differential equation for this closed circuit? What is the formula for the charge on the capacitor? Q(t) = help (formulas)

A series circuit has a capacitor of x 10-°F and an inductor of 4 H. If the initial charge on the capacitor is 1 x 10¬2 C and there is no initial current, find the charge on the capacitor Q(t). [Hint: in this problem there is no resistance, and recall that the current is the derivative of the charge.] What is the differential equation for this closed circuit? What is the formula for the charge on the capacitor? Q(t) = help (formulas)

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Chapter19: Capacitors

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