The switch in the circuit often called a “make-before-break" switch (since during switching it briefly makes contact with both parts of the circuit to ensure a smooth electrical transition) moves to...

Extracted text: The switch in the circuit often called a “make-before-break" switch (since during switching it briefly makes contact with both parts of the circuit to ensure a smooth electrical transition) moves to position b at t= 0 only after being in position a long enough to ensure all initial transients arising from turning on the sources have long since decayed. t = 0 a 10 5Ω. 1 mF vc(1) 2Ω 4 V 3Ω If /= 2 mA, determine the power dissipated in the 3-N resistor at t= 2 ms. The power dissipated in the 3-Q resistor at t= 2 ms is W.