please just solve part c A) In the figure, the voltage v(t) increases linearly in the time interval to seconds from zero to vo and thenremains constant. Get the energy stored in the inductor after the electrical transitions have elapsed.B) If at a constant voltage vo , the air distance from go to gi increases, determine the change in storedmagnetic energy after the passage of electrical currents.C) If the voltage source is v(t)=vo coswt and the air distance in go remains constant, determine theinstantaneous and mean time values of the energy stored in the inductor and the output power of thesource.Core cross sectionv(t)far N WiringR Resistance

This question can be easily solved by applying the basic concepts of alternating current.

C) If the voltage source is v(t)=vo coSwt and the air distance in go remains constant, determine the instantaneous and mean time values of the energy stored in the inductor and the output power of the source. A Core cross section v(t) far N Wiring R Resistance

C) If the voltage source is v(t)=vo coSwt and the air distance in go remains constant, determine the instantaneous and mean time values of the energy stored in the inductor and the output power of the source. A Core cross section v(t) far N Wiring R Resistance

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please just solve part c

A) In the figure, the voltage v(t) increases linearly in the time interval to seconds from zero to vo and then
remains constant. Get the energy stored in the inductor after the electrical transitions have elapsed.
B) If at a constant voltage vo , the air distance from go to gi increases, determine the change in stored
magnetic energy after the passage of electrical currents.
C) If the voltage source is v(t)=vo coswt and the air distance in go remains constant, determine the
instantaneous and mean time values of the energy stored in the inductor and the output power of the
source.
Core cross section
v(t)
far N Wiring
R Resistance

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