Can you answer it asap please? Badly needed 2. The switch in the circuit has been at position a for a long time before closing att = 0. Find io(t)for t >040 mH20240 Ω(t)t = 050 ΩξΣ10Ω3150)10 A140 V

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2. The switch in the circuit has been at position a for a long time before closing att 0. Find io(t) for t >0 40 mH 20 2 40 Ω t = 0 3100 50Ω 3150 )10 A 140 V