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In Fig. 5, R-40 Ohm, L-4 H, and C-1/4 F, calculate the characteristics roots of the circuit. Is the natural response overdamped, underdamped or critically damped? R 10 V 402 1 352 www 2 H 15 V Fig.5 Fig.6 In the circuit shown below (Fig.6), initially the switch is at position-1. Then it is moved to position-2 at t-0 sec. Obtain the expression of the current in the circuit for t> 0+.

In Fig. 5, R-40 Ohm, L-4 H, and C-1/4 F, calculate the characteristics roots of the circuit. Is the natural response overdamped, underdamped or critically damped? R 10 V 402 1 352 www 2 H 15 V Fig.5 Fig.6 In the circuit shown below (Fig.6), initially the switch is at position-1. Then it is moved to position-2 at t-0 sec. Obtain the expression of the current in the circuit for t> 0+.

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In Fig. 5, R = 40 Ohm, L-4 H, and C-1/4 F, calculate the characteristics roots of the circuit. Is the natural response overdamped, underdamped or critically damped? R 10 V 492 1 2 352 M 2 H 15 V Fig.5 Fig.6 In the circuit shown below (Fig.6), initially the switch is at position-1. Then it is moved to position-2 at t -0 sec. Obtain the expression of the current in the circuit for t>0+.
Transcribed Image Text:In Fig. 5, R = 40 Ohm, L-4 H, and C-1/4 F, calculate the characteristics roots of the circuit. Is the natural response overdamped, underdamped or critically damped? R 10 V 492 1 2 352 M 2 H 15 V Fig.5 Fig.6 In the circuit shown below (Fig.6), initially the switch is at position-1. Then it is moved to position-2 at t -0 sec. Obtain the expression of the current in the circuit for t>0+.
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