IinR₁= 0wwR₂WR3L+vo(t)Iin= 30.0 mAR = 1.0 kΩ ; R2 = 9 0 kΩ ; R3 = 10.0 ΩIn the circuit, the switch has been in position a for a long time before opening at t = 0.1) Find the value of inductance L so that vo(t) equals 0.2xvo(0) when to = 3.0 ms2) Find the energy that was dissipated in the resistor R3 for 0

Given , Iin=30mA, R1=9kohm,R2=9kohm, R3=10ohm We need to find the the value of inductor at a given…

Answered: Iin ww R₁ <=0 a W R₂ W R3 L mn + % (t)…

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