is y= R₁ www + U X V= i R₂ In the circuit above, use R₁ = 50, R₂ = 892, and i,(t) = 6u(t) A. a. Assume first that element X is a capacitor, with C = 65µF. What are the values of v and i at 1 = 620µs? M b. Assume now that element X is an inductor, with L = 5.7mH. What are the values of vand i at t = 620μs?

is y= R₁ www + U X V= i R₂ In the circuit above, use R₁ = 50, R₂ = 892, and i,(t) = 6u(t) A. a. Assume first that element X is a capacitor, with C = 65µF. What are the values of v and i at 1 = 620µs? M b. Assume now that element X is an inductor, with L = 5.7mH. What are the values of vand i at t = 620μs?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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