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    Engineering DC state RC circuit Find Vc(0)

    Homework Statement Find Vc(0) Homework Equations Nodal Eq , ohms law The Attempt at a Solution Can someone please check my work for Vc(0)? I'll appreciate it.
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    Calculating Total Resistance in a Parallel Circuit

    Homework Statement Find total Resistance Homework Equations 1/Req= (1/R1)+(1/R2)... The Attempt at a Solution Can someone please explain me how 5 ohm R and 3ohm R are in series and then in parallel with the 2ohm R? Thanks
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    Find Vc(0): Node Analysis & Ohms Law

    Can I do i=10/25 = 0.4A then find Vo= (0.4)20 =8V and then just replace it in my equation 2?
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    Find Vc(0): Node Analysis & Ohms Law

    it would be some current i = Vo/20 ?
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    Discovering Vc(0) using Nodal Analysis - Check out my Solution!

    Homework Statement Find Vc(0) Homework Equations Nodal analysis The Attempt at a Solution
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    Find Vc(0): Node Analysis & Ohms Law

    Can I replace Vo with V-10/25 ?
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    Find Vc(0): Node Analysis & Ohms Law

    Homework Statement find Vc(0) Homework Equations Node analysis , ohms law The Attempt at a Solution Hi, I'm trying to find Vc(0). I used node analysis but I'm stuck in eq 1. I'll appreciate if someone can give me some suggestions. Thanks
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    Engineering RC Circuit Problem: Hi, Is Capacitor Replaced by Short Circuit?

    Is there any other way to find the same answer that you may know? Thanks for your help.
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    Engineering RC Circuit Problem: Hi, Is Capacitor Replaced by Short Circuit?

    Homework Statement 2. Homework Equations [/B] KCL, Node Analysis , Mesh Currents The Attempt at a Solution Hi, in part b when t>0 the capacitor is replaced by an open circuit , however in part c the capacitor is replaced by a short circuit why is that?Aren't inductors the only ones...
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    How Did They Calculate Vo in the Circled Step?

    I was referring to these two circled resistors, don't they have the same voltage because they are in parallel? I found the io using current divider io=(40/50)(8e^-250t), then use that io to find vo with ohms law.
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    How Did They Calculate Vo in the Circled Step?

    for some reason it wouldn't let me upload pictures from imgur. it works with postimg though :D I will use that method from now on.
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    How Did They Calculate Vo in the Circled Step?

    and that 10ohm resistor in the far left should have the same voltage as the 40ohm resistor correct?
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    How Did They Calculate Vo in the Circled Step?

    I think I got it. I did Current divider io= 40/40+10 (8e^-250t) . I got 6.4e^-250t Amps then using Ohms law with the 10ohm resistor I got 64e^-250t V can someone confirm it please?
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    How Did They Calculate Vo in the Circled Step?

    Homework Statement http://imgur.com/ZKiCbbA http://imgur.com/a/ccGTV Could someone explain me what happened in the step that is circled in red please? I would appreciate it. did they multiply i0x(iL)? Homework Equations they got iL by using iL=iL(initial)*e^-t/Tau . How did they get Vo? what...
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    Engineering Circuits 1 help with this circuit in a DC state

    yeah it makes sense now thanks. For part d i got 10e^-2000t Amps ,how can I find part e?
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