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At t = 0 a 40.0 mH inductor is connected in series to a resistance of...

At t = 0 a 40.0 mH inductor is connected in series to a resistance of 300.0 ? and a capacitor of 4.8 ??. There is no battery.
a) Does the circuit oscillate or not oscillate? Justify your answer.
b) If the resistance were replaced by a 3.0 ?, how much would the oscillation frequency in Hz (rev / s) be now?
c) In the case of part (b), how long does it take for the amplitude of the charge to reach half of its initial value?
d) In general, what resistance value would cause the circuit to oscillate?
e) Write at least 2 additional questions for this exercise.
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