The circuit shown in figure 1 is at steady state at t=0t=015 Ωwwww30 V Vs60 mH5 ΩFigure #1determine the voltage across the 5 ohm resistor 12 milliseconds after moving the switchto position 2.

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The circuit shown in figure 1 is at steady state at t=0 t=0 15 Ω ww ww 30 V Vs 60 mH 5 Ω Figure #1 determine the voltage across the 5 ohm resistor 12 milliseconds after moving the switch to position 2.