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Suppose we have a RLC circuit with an inductor of L = 1, a resistor of...

Suppose we have a RLC circuit with an inductor of L = 1, a resistor of R = 5, a capacitor of C = 1 6 , and an EMF given by E = 3 sin(2t). Suppose the current initially has a value of I = 0, with a derivative I 0 = 0. Find a function that represents current as a function of time.

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