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1. In the figure shown, assume that all the capacitors are initially unchanged and Vi(t) = 10 U(t) volts then V0(t) is given by
(A): 8 (j - e-0.004t) volts
(B): 8 e-0.004t volts
(C): 8 u(t) volts
(D): 8 volts
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