Consider a circuit shown below with the following parameters, battery voltage V=13 V, the resistors R1=1 N, R2=3 N, R3=3 N, andinductors L1=5 H. (A) Determine the currents 1 and 12 immediately after the switch is closed; (B) Determine the currents 11 and 12 a long1R112L1time after the switch is closed.R2L1R3

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Consider a circuit shown below with the following parameters, battery voltage V=13 V, the resistors R1=1 N, R2=3 N, R3=3 N, and nductors L1=5 H. (A) Determine the currents I1 and 12 immediately after the switch is closed; (B) Determine the currents 11 and 12 a long 11 R1 12 L1 ime after the switch is closed. R2 L1 R3

Consider a circuit shown below with the following parameters, battery voltage V=13 V, the resistors R1=1 N, R2=3 N, R3=3 N, and nductors L1=5 H. (A) Determine the currents I1 and 12 immediately after the switch is closed; (B) Determine the currents 11 and 12 a long 11 R1 12 L1 ime after the switch is closed. R2 L1 R3

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