4. An emf E sin pt is applied at t = 0 to a circuit containing a capacitance C and inductance L . The charge q is given by L d^2q/dt^2 + q/C = E sin pt . If p^2 = 1/LC and initially the current and charge are zero. Find the current i at time t.
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