Problem 6-5. The circuit shown in figure P6-5 has zero initial stored energy. Determine v₁ (t), v₂(t), i₁(t), i₂(t), and i3 (t) for t≥ 0+. The switch has been in its starting position for a long time before moving at the time indicated.

Problem 6-5. The circuit shown in figure P6-5 has zero initial stored energy. Determine v₁ (t), v₂(t), i₁(t), i₂(t), and i3 (t) for t≥ 0+. The switch has been in its starting position for a long time before moving at the time indicated.

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