Engineering Difference equation of simple RLC Circuit

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The discussion focuses on determining the input/output difference equations for a simple RLC circuit, specifically in series and parallel configurations. The user presents their derived equation, which involves second derivatives of current and resistance values. They express uncertainty about the correctness of their approach and seek validation from others. Feedback is requested on their methodology and the accuracy of their derived equation. Clarification on series/parallel determinations in RLC circuits is also sought.
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I have been having a difficult time understanding how to determine the input/output difference equations of a circuit. I believe I am good on series circuits but would like some feedback on Series/parallel determinations. Please look at included file and see if I am on the correct path.
 

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Are you sure the answer you gave is correct?

I got
L d2(i_R)/dt2 + R d(i_R)/dt + (1/C) i_R = L d2(i)/dt2 + (1/C) i

or if you can render in Latex
L \frac{d^2 i_R}{dt^2} + R \frac{di_R}{dt} + \frac{i_R}{C} = L \frac{d^2 i}{dt^2} + \frac{i}{C}
 

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