For the initially relaxed circuit shown below, KVL with switch in the closed position gives a certain equation. The Laplace of this equation will have the right hand side (RHS) as

For the initially relaxed circuit shown below, KVL with switch in the closed position gives a certain equation. The Laplace of this equation will have the right hand side (RHS) as Correct Answer Vs/s

When switch is closed, Ldi/dt + 1/C ∫ idt = Vs Laplace of the above gives, L + 1/C = Vs/s.
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