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Suppose R = 10, C = .02, Q(0) = 0, E(t) = 100e^-5t. Find Q(t) and I(t).
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R(dQ/dt) + (1/C)*Q = E(t) 10Q' + 50Q = 100e^-5t
10(Q' + 5Q) = 100e^-5t -> Q' + 5Q = 10e^-5t
solve the homogenous first
10Q' + 50Q = 100e^-5t Q' + 5Q = 10e^-5t Q' + 5Q = 0 Q' =-5Q Q'/Q = -5 ln(Q) = -5t + C Q = Ce^-5t
then solve the particular
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Q = (C + 10t) e^-5t Q(0) = 0 0 = (C + 0) 1 Q = 10t e^-5t maybe .....
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