Consider a parallel RLC excited by a current source illustrated below. Assume R =1 (N), L = 1 (H), and C = 1 (F).| y(t)x(t) (tv(t)RAssume that x(t) = 0 for t 2 0, and that y(0) = 1 (A), v(0) = 0 (V). Find y(t)for t > 0 expressed as a real-valued function of t.ww

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Consider a parallel RLC excited by a current source illustrated below. Assume R = 1 (N), L = 1 (H), and C = 1 (F). | y(t) x(t) (1 v(t) R Assume that x(t) = 0 for t > 0, and that y(0) = 1 (A), v(0) = 0 (V). Find y(t) for t > 0 expressed as a real-valued function of t. ww

Consider a parallel RLC excited by a current source illustrated below. Assume R = 1 (N), L = 1 (H), and C = 1 (F). | y(t) x(t) (1 v(t) R Assume that x(t) = 0 for t > 0, and that y(0) = 1 (A), v(0) = 0 (V). Find y(t) for t > 0 expressed as a real-valued function of t. ww

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