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Solve the one-loop L-R-C circuits with the following data: L=3henry, R=10ohms, C=0.1farad, E(t)=0volts, andQ(0)=0coulombs, I(0) =...

Solve the one-loop L-R-C circuits with the following data:

L=3henry, R=10ohms, C=0.1farad, E(t)=0volts, andQ(0)=0coulombs, I(0) = 1 amp.

This is for differential equations

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