At t=0, the current flowing in a 0.5-H inductance is 4 A. What constant voltage must beapplied to reduce the current to 0 at t=0.2 s?

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At t=0, the current flowing in a 0.5-H inductance is 4 A. What constant voltage must be
applied to reduce the current to 0 at t=0.2 s?

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