Question 2Vin(t)CHHi(t)LRVout(t)Figure 2For the R-L-C series circuit shown in Figure 2, Vin(t) is the input voltage, C is the capacitance, L isthe inductance, R is the resistance and Vout (t) is the voltage across the resistor.i) Derive the differential equation that relates the input voltage Vin(t) and the output voltageVout(t).ii) Derive the transfer functionVout(s)Vin(s)iii) Derive the output equation Vout(s) if a constant voltage of 2V is applied.

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