only c &d For the circuit shown below, E = 66 V, R, = 15 0, R, = 30 0, R, = 45 N, and L = 4.0 mH. Find the values of I, and I, (in A) at the following times. (Indicate the direction with the signs of your answers.)R1R312R2(a) immediately after switch S is closedI, =I, =A(b) a long time after S is closedI, =AI, =A(c) immediately after S is reopened (Assume the circuit has reached a steady state before S is reopened.)I =AI, =A(d) a long time after S is reopenedI, =AI2 =A

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For the circuit shown below, E = 66 V, R, = 15 N, R, = 30 N, R, = 45 0, and L = 4.0 mH. Find the values of I, and 1, (in A) at the following times. (Indicate the direction with the signs of your answers.) R1 R3 12 R2 (a) immediately after switch S is closed I = A I2 = (b) a long time after S is closed I, = I, = (c) immediately after S is reopened (Assume the circuit has reached a steady state before S is reopened.) I = I, = (d) a long time after S is reopened I, = I2 =

For the circuit shown below, E = 66 V, R, = 15 N, R, = 30 N, R, = 45 0, and L = 4.0 mH. Find the values of I, and 1, (in A) at the following times. (Indicate the direction with the signs of your answers.) R1 R3 12 R2 (a) immediately after switch S is closed I = A I2 = (b) a long time after S is closed I, = I, = (c) immediately after S is reopened (Assume the circuit has reached a steady state before S is reopened.) I = I, = (d) a long time after S is reopened I, = I2 =

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