PROBLEM 2: Consider the circuit shown below and assume Vs(t) = 9V, Is(t) = 0.25A, R₁ = 100 S2, R2 = 2002, R3 = 300 2, R4 = 400 £2, and C = 0.8 mF. (a) Find the expression for the complete response for the Vc(t) fort≥0 assuming that the circuit is at steady state prior to the switching event. (b) Sketch the waveform for Vc(t),labeling and providing values for the initial value, final value, time to reach steady state, and initial slope ofthe characteristic at t=0.R₁Vs(t)Vc(t)CR₂Remember there is a part b!!!!wwwR3t = 0Is(t) (↓R4

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