i(1) 50 mH 3v() 7- A coil with an inductance of 50 mH is connected to a current source as shown in the figure. Since the expression of the change of current with time SO A, t<0 i(t) = (4te-10t A, t>0 is given as:, which of the following is the change function of the coil voltage with time? (ov, O a) v(t) = {0,2e-10t – 2te-10t V, t>0 t<0 Sov, l0,2e¬10t – 4te-10t V, t>0 t<0 O B) v(t) = t<0 (ov, OC) v(t) = { 4te-10t V, t> 0 Sov, -{-0.2te-10t + 2e-10t V, t>0 t<0 OD) v(t) = Sov, O TO) v(t) ={0,2te-10t + 4e¬10£ V, t>0 t<0

i(1) 50 mH 3v() 7- A coil with an inductance of 50 mH is connected to a current source as shown in the figure. Since the expression of the change of current with time SO A, t<0 i(t) = (4te-10t A, t>0 is given as:, which of the following is the change function of the coil voltage with time? (ov, O a) v(t) = {0,2e-10t – 2te-10t V, t>0 t<0 Sov, l0,2e¬10t – 4te-10t V, t>0 t<0 O B) v(t) = t<0 (ov, OC) v(t) = { 4te-10t V, t> 0 Sov, -{-0.2te-10t + 2e-10t V, t>0 t<0 OD) v(t) = Sov, O TO) v(t) ={0,2te-10t + 4e¬10£ V, t>0 t<0

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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