d2iL(t)dt2+1LCiL(t)=ALCδ(t−9.0) a-What is the natural frequency, in Hertz, of this circuit? 0.249 b-For the remaining parts of the question, you should round the above value off to two decimal places to make calculations easier. c-At the initial time what is the total energy, in Joules, stored in the circuit? d-At the time just before the impulse happens t=9.0s− what is the total energy, in Joules, stored in the circuit? e-At the time just before the impulse happens what is the current iL(9.0s−) , in Amperes, through the inductor? f-At the time just before the impulse happens what is the voltage vC(9.0s−) , in Volts, across the capacitor? g-At the time just after the impulse happens what is the current iL(9.0s+) , in Amperes, through the inductor? h-At the time just after the impulse happens what is the voltage vC(9.0s+) , in Volts, across the capacitor? i-At the time just after the impulse happens what is the total energy, in Joules, stored in the circuit?
There is something not right about what you have posted, maybe screen grab the actual text? The underlying type of DE, here a non-hom DE for an L-C circuit, is: - \(\qquad x'' + \omega^2 x = \gamma ~ \delta (t - 9)\) The solution is: - \(\qquad x = c_1 \sin(\omega t) + c_2 \cos( \omega t) + \dfrac{\gamma \mathcal{H}(t - 9) sin(\omega (t - 9))}{\omega}\) ...with \(\mathcal{H}\) being the Heaviside/ unit step function Solution uses a Laplace T/f. So you still have that \(\dfrac{1}{\sqrt{ L C }}\) resonance thing going on
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