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In the LCR circuit shown in Fig , the ac driving voltage is `v = V_m sin ωt`. Describe subsequent motion of
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In the LCR circuit shown in Fig , the ac driving voltage is `v = V_m sin ωt`.
Describe subsequent motion of charges.
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