1. For Circuit 1, find the value of R and the initial condition (0) such that iz (0.05 ms) =9.197 mA and iz (0.15 ms) = 1.2447 mA. Plot i(t) for 0 ≤t ≤ 5T, where T is the timeconstant of the circuit.w1 ΚΩ||x(t)80 mHαwwwFigure 1: Circuito 1

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1. For Circuit 1, find the value of R and the initial condition (0) such that iz (0.05 ms) = 9.197 mA and iz (0.15 ms) = 1.2447 mA. Plot i(t) for 0 ≤t ≤ 5T, where T is the time constant of the circuit. w 1 ΚΩ ||x(t) 80 mH α www Figure 1: Circuito 1