A 50-Hz sinusoidal voltage of maximum value of 400 volt is applied to a series circuit of resistance 10 Ohms and inductance 0.1 Henry. Find an expression for the value of the current at any instant after the voltage is applied, assuming that voltage is zero at the instant of application. Calculate its value 0.02 second after switching on.(13 Marks)

A 50-Hz sinusoidal voltage of maximum value of 400 volt is applied to a series circuit of resistance 10 Ohms and inductance 0.1 Henry. Find an expression for the value of the current at any instant after the voltage is applied, assuming that voltage is zero at the instant of application. Calculate its value 0.02 second after switching on.(13 Marks)

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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