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For the circuit shown below, ε = 50 V , R₁= 10 Ω , and L= 2.0 mH. Find the values of l₁and l₂(a) immediately after switch S is closed, (b) a long time after S is closed, (C) immediately after S is reopened, and (d) a long time after S is reopened.

Chapter 14, Problem 59P, For the circuit shown below, =50V , R1= 10 , and L= 2.0 mH. Find the values of l1and l2(a)

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