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Cirl:= =: 1 Ο Τ Ί Τ ^ Τ Γ Ϊ 0 - 2 S Otj 0 - J 5

1) The document solves a differential equation describing the charge q(t) over time t for an RLC circuit with given initial conditions. 2) The solution shows that as t increases, the charge approaches a steady-state value of -1/500 and the current approaches zero, as seen in the graph of q(t). 3) Taking the derivative of the solution for q(t) gives the current i(t) over time, which is also graphed.

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Cirl:= =: 1 Ο Τ Ί Τ ^ Τ Γ Ϊ 0 - 2 S Otj 0 - J 5

1) The document solves a differential equation describing the charge q(t) over time t for an RLC circuit with given initial conditions. 2) The solution shows that as t increases, the charge approaches a steady-state value of -1/500 and the current approaches zero, as seen in the graph of q(t). 3) Taking the derivative of the solution for q(t) gives the current i(t) over time, which is also graphed.

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22« DifVerential Equations with Maple V

> Cirl:=dsolve({
diff(q(t),t$2)+40*diff(q(t),t)+4000*q(t)=24,
q(0)=0,D(q)(0)=0>,q(t));

1 _ 3 .20t
Cirl := = c"2°'sin(60t)- cos(60t)
500 500 500

These results indicate that in time the charge approaches the constant value of -^--, which is

known as the steady-state charge. Also, due to the exponential term, the current approaches
zero as t increases. This limit is indicated in the graph of q{t) as well.

> assign(Cir 1 ) :
plot(q(t)t=0..0.35);

o.ooef

0.004f

0.002f

The current i{t) for this circuit is obtained by differentiating the solution q(t). This function is
graphed as follows:

> dq:=diff(q(t),t);

dq:= L"2^'sin(600
o

> plot(dq,t=0..0.35);

1 οΤίΤ^ΤΓΪ 0.2S OTJ 0 . J 5

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