Question: NOTE: I am having the most problems doing the inverse LaPlace. I just have no idea where the angle even came from. saying that I

NOTE: I am having the most problems doing the inverse LaPlace. I just have no idea where the angle even came from. saying that I mostly need a guide to the inverse laplace. Also I'm pretty sure part a is wrong in my answer. I think it was close enough so they gave it to me. I did it again and got
Find V_(o) in the circuit.
Express your answer in volt-seconds in terms of s, where s is in radians per second. Express the coefficients using three significant figures.
In the circuit shown in (Figure 1) the initial voltage on the capacitor is 72 V
positive at the lower terminal and the switch is closed at t=0.
Figure
Correct
Part B
Choose the correct expression for v_(o) in the circuit.
v_(o)(t)=[240+650e^(-700t)cos(1200t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240+325e^(-700t)cos(1200t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240-650e^(-700t)cos(2400t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240-325e^(-700t)cos(2400t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240-325e^(-700t)cos(1200t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240-650e^(-700t)cos(1200t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240+325e^(-700t)cos(2400t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
v_(o)(t)=[240+650e^(-700t)cos(2400t+163.74\deg )]u(t)V
NOTE: I am having the most problems doing the

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