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Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the values of i2, 13, V2, V3,Vc and v₁ in the network shown in Fig.
at the following times :
(i) At time, t = 0 immediately after the switch S is
closed.
(ii) At time, t→∞o i.e. in the steady state. All resistances
are in ohms.
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