For L1=19 H, L2=11 H, L3=13 H, L4=30 H, L5=70 H, L6=30 H, L7=11 H, L8=59 H and L9=27 H in the circuit shown below, Find Leg (in H) between the terminals a,b. Assuming the initial energy stored in the inductors is zero. L1 a L8 L5 L2 L4

For L1=19 H, L2=11 H, L3=13 H, L4=30 H, L5=70 H, L6=30 H, L7=11 H, L8=59 H and L9=27 H in the circuit shown below, Find Leg (in H) between the terminals a,b. Assuming the initial energy stored in the inductors is zero. L1 a L8 L5 L2 L4

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