You have been asked to prepare a short background paper for Sifers-Grayson IT personnel about the importance of being prepared to respond to business disruptions arising from (a) natural disasters and (b) cyber attacks. Such disruptions can adversely impact the availability of IT services and, in turn, prevent the business from conducting operations over an extended period of time. The client has requested that you focus upon the business reasons behind the need for formal disaster recovery procedures and business continuity plans. Your deliverable should be written as a background paper containing at least 7 strong paragraphs.You will need to do additional reading and research before you prepare your paper. The FEMA website https://www.ready.gov is a good place to start.Provide in-text citations and references for 3 or more authoritative sources. Put the reference list at the end of your posting.

COMPLETE TWO PART ASSIGNMENT....PART 1 AND LAB PART 2PART 1:Fundamental Properties of AC Circuits/LabRC and L/R CircuitsConsider the series L/R circuit below:What is the time constant of the circuit with S1 closed?What is the eventual steady-state current with S1 closed?What is the value of the circuit current at the first instant S1 is closed? (t = 0s)What is the value of the circuit current exactly one time constant after S1 is closed?How long after S1 closes will it take before the circuit current reaches its steady-state value?For the same circuit, assume that the switch S1 has been closed for more than five L/R time constants. If a 1MΩ resistor is placed across the terminals of the switch, calculate:The approximate time constant of the circuit with S1 open.The peak inductor voltage VL, when S1 is opened.The di/dt value the instant S1 is opened.How long it takes for the current to decay to zero after S1 is opened (approximately).Series L/R Circuit:Consider the series RC circuit below:Assume C1 is completely discharged with S1 in the position shown. If S1 is moved to the top position, how long will it take for the capacitor voltage to reach3V6V15V20VAssume that C is completely discharged with S1 in the position shown. If S1 is moved to the top position, how much is the resistor voltage at the following time intervals?t = 0 st = 4.5 mst = 10 mst = 15 mst = 25 msAssume that C is fully charged with S1 in the top position. If S1 is moved to the bottom position (as shown), how long with it take the capacitor to discharge to:4 V8 V12 V18 VSeries RC Circuit:LAB PART 2:Fundamental Properties of AC Circuits/LabSeries L/R and RC CircuitsWatch the videoWeek 6 Video Lecture – Multisim Series RLConstruct the series L/R and RC circuits from this week’s assignment in MultiSIM and perform Transient Analysis on each circuit to confirm your calculations. Use a 5% tolerance for all of the components. Capture a screenshot of the output of the analysis to confirm your calculations. Create a table to demonstrate your expected and measured values.Include a discussion of the following:Differences between the calculations and the simulations.How would you go about designing a circuit with an applied voltage of 24V and a resistor of 1kohms such that the current in the circuit starts out at 0A and reaches 24mA in 2 seconds?How would you go about designing a circuit with an applied voltage of 24V and a resistor of 1kohms such that voltage starts out at 0V and reaches 24V in 2 seconds?