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steady state current in the capacitor and inductor?

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Answer:

This is an absurd question, as the source resistance of the step input source e(t) is shown as zero.In that case, the source will dictate the voltage across C and voltage across C will always be equal to source voltage. You could pretend that source has a resistance. In that case, output is a voltage that decays as exp[-t/(RC)] where R is source resistance.It builds up with a much lesser time constant if R of L is very low.
After a large time has passed, for a constant e(t), capacitor current 0 inductor current e(t)/R

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