Problem [2] Calculate the capacitor voltage for $t<0$ and $t>0$. $a$ $t=0$ $6\Omega$ $b$ $60\text{ V}$ $+$ $24\text{ V}$+$ $i$ $3\Omega$ $2\text{ F}$
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