determine i(t) for t>0. Hint there is no u(t) in the final answer. step 1 should be deriviation of the characteristic roots by turning off independent sources and applying KCL and KVL

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determine i(t) for t>0. Hint there is no u(t) in the final answer.

step 1 should be deriviation of the characteristic roots by turning off independent sources and applying KCL and KVL

30 V
+
10 Ω
ww
6u(t) A (4
10 mF
40 Ω
i(t)
4Η
Transcribed Image Text:30 V + 10 Ω ww 6u(t) A (4 10 mF 40 Ω i(t) 4Η
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