Current and voltage with inductors and capacitors

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The discussion focuses on solving for voltage v(t) and current i(t) in a given circuit involving inductors and capacitors. Participants suggest checking the signs in the resistance and capacitance calculations. They recommend finding the current from the source to determine the current through the inductor. This current can then be used to calculate the voltage across the inductor. The conversation emphasizes the importance of these steps for progressing in the solution.
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Homework Statement


I am given the following circuit:
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and asked to solve for v(t) and i(t)

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The Attempt at a Solution


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If this is right, I don't know where to go from here.
 
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Check the signs in your R||C calculation.

One place you can go from there is to find the current from the source, hence the current through the inductor. You could then determine the voltage across the inductor due to that current. Then you're on your own to use that knowledge to proceed further.
 
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