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V1 +1 ww R1 www m S1 R3 L1 R2 + V2 Figure 5: A circuit Given resistor R₁ = 10N, R₂ = 200, R3 = 2002, L₁ = 1H, and DC voltage source V₁ = 30 V and V₂ 20 V. The circuit has reached steady state for the circuit shown in figure 5. At time t=0 seconds the switch S₁ is toggled (switched from left to right). Calculate the current that flows through inductor L₁(t) for all time.

V1 +1 ww R1 www m S1 R3 L1 R2 + V2 Figure 5: A circuit Given resistor R₁ = 10N, R₂ = 200, R3 = 2002, L₁ = 1H, and DC voltage source V₁ = 30 V and V₂ 20 V. The circuit has reached steady state for the circuit shown in figure 5. At time t=0 seconds the switch S₁ is toggled (switched from left to right). Calculate the current that flows through inductor L₁(t) for all time.

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V1 +1 ww R1 m S1 R3 L1 R2 + V2 Figure 5: A circuit Given resistor R₁ = 10N, R₂ = 200, R3 = 2002, L₁= 1H, and DC voltage source V₁ = 30 V and V₂ 20 V. The circuit has reached steady state for the circuit shown in figure 5. At time t=0 seconds the switch S₁ is toggled (switched from left to right). Calculate the current that flows through inductor L₁(t) for all time.
Transcribed Image Text:V1 +1 ww R1 m S1 R3 L1 R2 + V2 Figure 5: A circuit Given resistor R₁ = 10N, R₂ = 200, R3 = 2002, L₁= 1H, and DC voltage source V₁ = 30 V and V₂ 20 V. The circuit has reached steady state for the circuit shown in figure 5. At time t=0 seconds the switch S₁ is toggled (switched from left to right). Calculate the current that flows through inductor L₁(t) for all time.
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