### Circuit Analysis Problem**Problem Statement:**For the following circuit where the current source is \( i_s = 3e^{-t} \) mA:1. Find the equivalent inductance (\( L_{eq} \)).2. Find \( v_0(t) \).3. Find \( i_1(t) \).Assume \( i(0) = 0 \) for all the inductors.**Circuit Diagram:**The circuit includes:- A current source \( i_s \) providing \( 3e^{-t} \) mA.- Three inductors: - First inductor (\( 20 \) mH) is connected in parallel with the terminals across \( v_0 \). - Second inductor (\( 4 \) mH) and third inductor (\( 6 \) mH) are in series with each other and parallel to the \( 20 \) mH inductor.- The equivalent inductance (\( L_{eq} \)) is across the parallel arrangement.**Diagram Explanation:**- The circuit includes a current source symbol on the left.- Inductors are drawn as coils at different positions.- Two branches are shown: one contains the \( 20 \) mH inductor, and the other contains the series combination of \( 4 \) mH and \( 6 \) mH inductors.- Voltage \( v_0 \) is across the \( 20 \) mH inductor.- Currents \( i_1 \) and \( i_2 \) are shown in their respective branches.

Fig: Given circuit Part( a ) Leq=20∥(4+6)Leq=20∥(10)Leq=20×1020+10Leq=203 mH

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2. For the following circuit i, = 3e¬tmA. (i) Find the equivalent inductance (L). (ii) Find vo(t). (iii) Find i, (t). Assume i(0) = 0 for all the inductors. 4 mH 20 mH 6 mH L

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