Determine the current flowing through an element if the charge flow is given by a. q(t)= (3e^-t -5e-^2t) nC b. q(t)= 10sin120πt pC c. q(t)= 20e^-4t cos50t µC
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2021-11-17T10:42:26-0500
(a) The current can be found as
"I=\\text dq\/\\text d t,\\\\\\space\\\\\nI=\\frac{\\text d}{\\text d t}(3e^{-t} -5e^{-2t})=e^{-2t}(10-3e^t)\\text{ nA}."
(b) The current is
"I=\\text dq\/\\text d t,\\\\\\space\\\\\nI=\\frac{\\text d}{\\text d t}[10\\sin(120\u03c0t)]=1200\\pi\\cos(120\\pi t)\\text{ pA}."
(c) The current:
"I=\\frac{\\text d}{\\text d t}\\Big[20e^{-4t}\u00b7\\cos(50t)\\Big]=\\\\\\space\\\\\n=-40e^{-4t}[25\\sin(50t)+2\\cos(50 t)]\\space\\mu\\text{A}."
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