Circuit Analysis: Deriving Transient Expressions

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Homework Statement



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analytically derive the transient expressions for the following
1. the output voltage volt for t > 0
2. the power absorbed by each resistor and capacitor


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The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure where to start. Don't i need to know what vi(t) is?
 
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I am new to circuit anaylsis too, but I am pretty sure you do, perhaps someone with more experience might advised other way.
Was no equation given being that both voltages are functions of time, t?
The only thing I can think of is that voltage can also be found by

[itex]V = IR[/itex]
V(Voltage) = I(Current) x R(Resistance)
 
amiv4 said:

Homework Statement



2010119219546339953219445925621295.jpg


analytically derive the transient expressions for the following
1. the output voltage volt for t > 0
2. the power absorbed by each resistor and capacitor


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure where to start. Don't i need to know what vi(t) is?

Write the KCL equation for that upper right node -- it will give you a differential equation to solve.