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using the laplace transforms, find the charge and the current in a series LRC circuit where...

using the laplace transforms, find the charge and the current in a series LRC circuit where
L = 1/2 h
R = 10 ohms
C = 1/30 f
E(t) = 300V
q(0) = 0 C
i(0) = 0 A
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