How to Find Vy(t) in a Voltage Divider Circuit with Capacitors

[steven77723]

Homework Statement

Find Vy(t) in terms of t, where Is=10uA, C1=4000pF, C2=1000pF

_Vx_____||___ Vy_||____
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Is Up |
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Homework Equations

Vx(t)=Is*t/Ceq

The Attempt at a Solution

I tried using voltage divider by capacitors, so Vy=Vx*c1/(c1+c2) but I don't think that this is right.

 

[phinds]

Your figure is incomprehensible to me.

 

[steven77723]

There's supposed to be a wire going down on the right. Also, the current source Is is pointing upwards

 

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