Assume for t <0, the circuit is in steady stateAt t = 0, the switch is closedFind I₁ from t=0 tot → ∞Ļ8 V(+1)t=0-0004 Hww22 ΚΩin34 4 ΚΩ Assume for t <0, the circuit is in steady stateAt t = 0, the switch moves from A to BFind Vc from t = 0 tot →∞4 V(+5kQM2 ΚΩt=010 μFVc

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