How do you find the voltage across a capacitor at time t= 0 and t ...
Capacitor voltage can''t change instantly, since that would require infinite current. Therefore the capacitor voltage at T = 0 is whatever it was just before T = 0. At T = ∞, everything is assumed to be in steady state. If the circuit is purely DC, then no current will be flowing thru any capacitor and you can replace all caps with open ...