Solving for i and e in a Grounded Line with Initial Conditions

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The discussion revolves around finding the current i and voltage e in a grounded line of length l, with initial conditions specified as i(x,0)=i0 and e(x,0)=e0 sin(3.14x/l). Participants express frustration over the perceived difficulty of the problem, questioning whether the effort required is justified for the marks awarded. The conversation emphasizes the importance of demonstrating understanding and effort to receive credit. Overall, the challenge lies in applying the correct equations to solve for the variables after grounding the ends of the line. The problem highlights the balance between academic expectations and the perceived value of the assignment.
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Find the current i and voltage e in a line of length l, t seconds after the ends are suddenly grounded, given that i(x,0)=i0, e(x,0)=e0 sin(3.14x/l)


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