Consider the following circuit. In the circuit, V1=12V, V2= 10V, R1=45N, R2=4N, R3=4N, R4=4Q,L=3H, a=2. The switch in the circuit remains at position x for a long time. At t=0, the switch moves to position y. The switch remains at position y for tį seconds and returns to position x at t=t. t=0 R2 t=t1 R1 R3 R4 V1 V2 ai1 tiL(t) For 0t1 the expression for i (t) is i (t)=i_f2+Be(t-t)/T 2 c) Determine iL at t=1sec (+ I

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Rectangular Coordinate System

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