Using Laplace transform, find the load and current of the LRC series circuit where L =...

Using Laplace transform, find the load and current of the LRC series circuit where L = 1 / 2h, R = 10ohms, C = 1 / 30f, E (t) = 300V, q (0) = 0C, i (0 ) = 0A

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