Solve the homogeneous differential eqation (1) for the radio circuit. Show that these terms will dissipate...

Solve the homogeneous differential eqation (1) for the radio circuit. Show that these terms will dissipate quickly, leaving only the particular solution.

The equation is a second-order differential equation with L=1/30 henrys, R=100 ohms and C in farads can vary as needed to tune to various input frequencies omega

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The final term is the particular solution, at resonance.

genius_generous answered 8 months ago

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