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Consider a LRC-circuit with L=1 (h), R = 2(ohms), and C = 0.25 (f). Suppose the...

Consider a LRC-circuit with L=1 (h), R = 2(ohms), and C = 0.25 (f). Suppose the EMF is given by

E(t) = 1 0 < t <= 1

E(t)= -1 1 < t <= 2

where E(t + 2) = E(t). Solve the equation using Fourier Series representation for E (use constant terms and two nonzero sine and cosine terms).

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