One member of your group suggests that the RL circuit in figure 1 be modified so that a third switch S, is added as shown in figure 2. Figure 1 When switch S, has been closed for a long time, the current in the circuit reaches its steady state value I. Figure 2 Switch S, has been closed for a long time and switch S, has been at position a for a long time, so that the current in the inductor has reached its maximum value. The inductor has a resistance R, in its windings. Now, switch S, is thrown closed at t = 0. The group member who suggested the circuit challenges the rest of the group to discuss and solve the following problem: Find the subsequent current as a function of time in the resistor R, the inductor L, and the switch Sz. As a bonus question, the group is given the following challenge: What is the current in switch Sz at time t= 0? (Use the following as necessary: E, R, R̟, t, and L.)

One member of your group suggests that the RL circuit in figure 1 be modified so that a third switch S, is added as shown in figure 2. Figure 1 When switch S, has been closed for a long time, the current in the circuit reaches its steady state value I. Figure 2 Switch S, has been closed for a long time and switch S, has been at position a for a long time, so that the current in the inductor has reached its maximum value. The inductor has a resistance R, in its windings. Now, switch S, is thrown closed at t = 0. The group member who suggested the circuit challenges the rest of the group to discuss and solve the following problem: Find the subsequent current as a function of time in the resistor R, the inductor L, and the switch Sz. As a bonus question, the group is given the following challenge: What is the current in switch Sz at time t= 0? (Use the following as necessary: E, R, R̟, t, and L.)

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