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Given a governing differential equation for a circuit as shown below: di/dt+(R/L)*i=Vs Find the particular solution...

Given a governing differential equation for a circuit as shown below:

di/dt+(R/L)*i=Vs

Find the particular solution for i for this equation (i.e. i where t goes to infinity), given vS = u(t) V (u(t) is the unit step function, 0 before t=0, 1 for t=0 and beyond), for t>0, to 1% accuracy. The component values are R = 3.3 kΩ, L = 2.1 mF.

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