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27. Para el circuito de la figura 8.64 determine i̟x, i у VL en t igual a (a) 0¯; (b) 0+. 4 V 502 ww 10 Ω www t=0 ने ix 302 ■FIGURA 8.64 +51 iL 86nH

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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