For the circuit shown, the contacts are closed att=0 and v,(t)=120 cos(ot+ a), w=2.t(60 Hz).0.12 H(a) If v,(0)=60 V, what is i(t) ? There are twopossibilities. Generate a plot of these for Osts10tv,(1)where t is the transient time constant.. 150(b) With no restriction on v, (0) what value(s) of aresults in the largest amplitude of the transientcurrent component?(c) With no restriction on v, (0) what value(s) of a results in no transient current component?

given that vg(0)=60Vvg(t)=120cosωt+αω=2π60Hz

For the circuit shown, the contacts are closed at t=0 and v,(t)=120 cos(@t+ a), w=2.1(60 Hz) . 0.12 H If v,(0)=60 V , what is i(t) ? There are two possibilities. Generate a plot of these for 0sts10t where t is the transient time constant. v,(1) With no restriction on vg(0) what value(s) of a results in the largest amplitude of the transient current component? With no restriction on v,(0) what value(s) of a results in no transient current component?

For the circuit shown, the contacts are closed at t=0 and v,(t)=120 cos(@t+ a), w=2.1(60 Hz) . 0.12 H If v,(0)=60 V , what is i(t) ? There are two possibilities. Generate a plot of these for 0sts10t where t is the transient time constant. v,(1) With no restriction on vg(0) what value(s) of a results in the largest amplitude of the transient current component? With no restriction on v,(0) what value(s) of a results in no transient current component?

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