For the circuit shown below, € = 15.5V, R₁ = 34.9 Ohms, R₂ = 23.20hms, and L = 70.6 H. The switch S is closed at t = Os. What is the current through R₂ once steady state has been reached? E S R₂ www T R₁ eeee L

For the circuit shown below, € = 15.5V, R₁ = 34.9 Ohms, R₂ = 23.20hms, and L = 70.6 H. The switch S is closed at t = Os. What is the current through R₂ once steady state has been reached? E S R₂ www T R₁ eeee L

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