Charges on the capacitors in three oscillating LC circuits vary as follows, where q is in coulombs and t is in seconds. 1 q = 2 cos 4t 2 q = 4 cos t 3 q = 3 cos 4t a) Rank the circuits according to the current amplitude, greatest first. Use only numbers 1 - 3 and the signs ">" and "=" in your answer. b) Rank the circuits according to the period, greatest first. Use only numbers 1 - 3 and the signs ">" and "=" in your answer.

Charges on the capacitors in three oscillating LC circuits vary as follows, where q is in coulombs and t is in seconds. 1 q = 2 cos 4t 2 q = 4 cos t 3 q = 3 cos 4t a) Rank the circuits according to the current amplitude, greatest first. Use only numbers 1 - 3 and the signs ">" and "=" in your answer. b) Rank the circuits according to the period, greatest first. Use only numbers 1 - 3 and the signs ">" and "=" in your answer.

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