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Homework Statement
FIND i(t).
Homework Equations
VL = L*(di/dt) (Equation 1)
IC = C*(dV/dt) (Equation 2)
I(t) = e^-9*t*(A*cos(4.359*t) + B*sen(4.359*t)) A (Equation 3)
The Attempt at a Solution
I can get the exact value of the constant B as shown in the answer if I use -6 after the equal sign of the integral. The problem is, I don't understand WHY it should be -6. I solved everything else correctly, but I don't understand completely how to find the second constant "B".
PS: I solved the integral on Wolfram Alpha.