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I NEED THESE QUESTIONS1. When determining initial conditions, assume that the circuit is at steady state and represent a(n) __________ as a short circuit.
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- capacitor
- inductor
- resistor
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Transcribed Image Text:With the switch in its current state, what is the current, in mA, through the inductor, IL1,
once the circuit has reached steady state?
VA = 6 V
R1 = 5.9 kQ
R2 = 5.3 kQ
C1 = 1 uF
L1 = 9.7 mH
HH
R1
VA
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following second order transient responses is "under damped"?
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