Not only the graph, I need the details.

Plot the following functions, as described. (a) Truncated power series: flx)-a a+a, from x s-1 tox 3, with a,- -4,a,-3,and a2 2. Make the line dotted and make the line thickness equal to "3pt. (b) Three dampings for parallel RLC: Consider the three voltage functions shown to v,(t)-A e the right where t is in seconds. Plot all three on one pair of axes, from t 0 to t 40ms. Make )-f+ Bte them red, green, and blue. Use a legend. (The first is "overdamped", the second is "critically damped", and the third is "underdamped".) Use s,-800Hz, s2 -200Hz, A 16V, and A2-4V: ,-500Hz, A 12V, and B -6000V/s; and ,-120Hz, ejs 450rad/s, a 12V, and b--Sv. vy(e)-ae costot)+ be f sin ot You will need 2 sheets and 2 charts (in Excel) to do this exercise. On each sheet, set up the dependent variable ( or t) in column A, with the parameters you need above it (e.g, tmin, tmax, N, and dt). Then set up the dependent variables (for V, v, and v,) in the next column(s), again, with the parameters you need above the appropriate columns of calculated values. You will need at least 400 points in each to make a smooth graph. Move each chart to its own sheet, so that it is easier to edit and print. Use $ to unnecessary suppress the automatic cell referencing, as needed. One point will be taken off for each s. Each title should be 32pts, each axis label should be 20pts, and the numbers on each axis should be 15pts. The legend for part (b) should be 18pt (Remove the legend for part (a), if there is one.) For part (a), to make a dotted line, you will need to choose "Smoothed scatterplot. For part (b), note that you will need two columns of time values, one in seconds and the other in ink about how to create the second one efficiently.) You will need to compute the values functions in seconds, but plot using ms. Also, when there is a common factor in each term, ms. (Thi pull it out to make the expression you write more efficient Submit 6 pages in all: For each part, submit only the first page of formulas, the first page of values, f the first page, use "Scale" and choose "Fit to 1 page(s) wide very large number) page(s) tall". Landscape orientation works well for everything by [any especially the formulas and the Further, for part (a), set up your column of x values su ch that the value of x) atx--0.95 is visible on the first page. Similarly, for part (b) set up your column of t values such that the three voltages at t 0.5ms are visible on the first page. 6