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Chapter 7, End of Chapter, PROBLEMS, Exercise 7.112
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At , the switch is opened and the circuit is under steady state. The inductor acts as a short circuit.
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Chapter 7, End of Chapter, PROBLEMS, Exercise 7.112
Here is the step-by-step explanation, verified by an educator:
Step 1 of 3
At , the switch is opened and the circuit is under steady state. The inductor acts as a short circuit.
Calculate the values of and .
Step 2 of 3
Now,
Calculate the value of and .
Step 3 of 3
The equation for current will be realized as:
By analysing the initial conditions of the circuit the values of and are obtained as:
Hence, realize the value of current .
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