Obtain the inductor current for both t= 0 and t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume L = 5 H.10 V292www24 V (+t=0692wwwThe inductor current for t= 0¯ isThe inductor current for t> 0 is i(t) =L392+A.

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Obtain the inductor current for both t= 0 and t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume L = 5 H. 10 V (+ 292 24 V t=0 692 www The inductor current for t= 0 is The inductor current for t> 0 is i(t) = L 392 A. + A.