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                                                                                    20 Ω        25 Ω
                             8. Find the currents in each loop of the circuit of
                               Figure 10.10. Assume that the currents and charges
                               are all zero prior to the switch being closed
                               at t = 0.                                                1/50 F
                                                                                                   10 H     25 Ω
                                                                                     i 1                         E out
                                       40 Ω
                                                                                                  i 2
                                                                           45 V
                                                                                                             i 3
                                                    10 –3  F               FIGURE 10.12 Circuit for Problem 10, Section 10.5.

                                                                  10 H
                                        i 1                                11. Derive a system of differential equations for the dis-
                                                        i 2
                             5 V                                              placement functions for the masses in Figure 10.13, in
                                                                                       √
                                                                              which a = 10 26. Assume that the top weight is low-
                                                                              ered one unit and the lower one raised one unit, then
                                                                              both are released from rest at time 0. The upper weight
                            FIGURE 10.10 Circuit for Problem 8, Section 10.5.
                                                                              is free of external driving forces, while the lower
                                                                              weight is subjected to an external force of magnitude
                             9. In the circuit of Figure 10.11, assume that the cur-  F(t) = 39sin(t).
                               rents and charges are all zero prior to the switch
                               being closed at time 0. Find the loop currents for
                               time t > 0.
                                      50 Ω
                                                                                                k  = 65 – a
                                                                                                 1
                                                                                                    = 5
                                                                                                 m 1
                                                                                       y 1
                                                                    –3
                                                                  10  F
                                       i 1  10 H                                                 k  = a
                                                                                                  2
                                                       i 2
                           5 V
                                                                                                 m  = 13
                                                                                                  2
                                                                                       y 2
                                                                                                 k  = 65 – a
                                                                                                  3
                            FIGURE 10.11 Circuit for Problem 9, Section 10.5.
                            10. Find the loop currents in the circuit of Figure 10.12
                               for t >0, assuming that the currents and charge are all  FIGURE 10.13 Mass/spring
                               zero prior to the switch being closed at t = 0. Also
                               determine the maximum value of E out (t) and when       system for Problem 11,
                               this maximum value is reached.                          Section 10.5.




                            10.6        Phase Portraits

                                        10.6.1  Classification by Eigenvalues
                                        Consider the linear 2 × 2system X = AX with A as a real nonsingular matrix and


                                                                               x(t)
                                                                        X(t) =      .
                                                                               y(t)
                                           We know how to solve this system. However, now we want to focus on the geometry and
                                        qualitative behavior of solutions.




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