please derive correct answers and I will rate! Thank you. Answer to first problem should be -0.55 Amps

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please derive correct answers and I will rate! Thank you. Answer to first problem should be -0.55 Amps

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please derive correct answers and I will rate! Thank you. Answer
to first problem should be -0.55 Amps
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You Answered Correct Answer Question 3 0/2 pts Given a capacitor of C = 2 µF, calculate the current going through the capacitor when the capacitor voltage is as described during the interval t1 st st2 in Fig. 6.12. Given V1 = 2V, V2 = -1V, and t1 = 2μS, and t2 = 13μS. (Note. values might be different than the above problem) v(t) (V) V1 t2 t3 t1 t (µs) V2 Figure P6.12 Notes on entering solution: • Enter your solution in Amps • Enter your solution to 2 decimal points • Pay attention to interval • Pay attention to signs • Do not include units in your answer • ex. 5W is entered as 5.00 -272.73 -0.55 margin of error +/- 2% 0

Given R1=20 Q, R2=17 Q, R3 = 70, and L = 2 H, for the circuit shown in the figure shown below, determine the output current, i(t). Assuming an output current in the form i, (t) = K₁ + K₂e, enter the value of K₂ in mA. 6 V R1Ω LH 12 V (+ 3R20 t=0 i(t) THE VALUES IN THIS PROBLEM MAY NOT MATCH THE PREVIOUS PROBLEM! Notes on entering solution: Enter your solution as a whole number in mA • Do not include units in your answer ex. 5 mA is entered as 5.00 Pay attention to signs R302
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