Question 3: a. Build the electrical circuit shown below on MATLAB/Simulink, using the mathematical models of resistance and capacitor. (You may use Sinewave, Gain, Integrator, and Scope to build the circuit). b. Plot the output of Scope (voltage of the source, voltage of capacitor and voltage of resistance). Vt=100 [V] iR1 VR1 R1=40 [ohm] R1 ic iR2 R2=22 [ohm] R2 C=10. [mF] VC
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