SOLUTION:
The given is source free at t > 0 .
At t= 0- switch is closed hence the initial Voltage in the capacitor is calculated .
And at t = INFINITE the switch is open then the circuit is in steady state hence the circuit will be source free and the steady state voltage on the capacitor will be 0 Volt.
By the 1st order transient equation of a capacitor Voltage .
Since Voltage and resistance both are in parallel hence.
Vo(t) = Vc(t).
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