The circuit below has been energized for a long time, if E1=43 Volts, E2=50 Volts, calculate for the energy stored in the 50omH inductor I2 I4 16 Wr 200 302 300mF 402 102 I5 50mH I7 E 602 E2 0.5 F

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The circuit below has been energized for a long time, if E1=43 Volts, E2=50
Volts, calculate for the energy stored in the 50mH inductor
I2
I4
I6
300mF
202
300
40.2
10.2
13
I5 50mH
I7
E1
602
E2
0.5 F
Transcribed Image Text:The circuit below has been energized for a long time, if E1=43 Volts, E2=50 Volts, calculate for the energy stored in the 50mH inductor I2 I4 I6 300mF 202 300 40.2 10.2 13 I5 50mH I7 E1 602 E2 0.5 F
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