2) Answer the following problems a), b), c) & d) using the circuit shown below. a) t=0 50 Ω www شه لام 20 V 2 H 50 Ω What are the variables of this circuit? 5 mF f b) Find the 2nd order differential equation that will model this circuit respective to the inductor current. (t >0) c) Find the initial conditions required to solve for the complete response of the inductor current.

2) Answer the following problems a), b), c) & d) using the circuit shown below. a) t=0 50 Ω www شه لام 20 V 2 H 50 Ω What are the variables of this circuit? 5 mF f b) Find the 2nd order differential equation that will model this circuit respective to the inductor current. (t >0) c) Find the initial conditions required to solve for the complete response of the inductor current.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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