The inductors in the circuit shown are initially charged and areconnected to the Black Box at time t= 0.If i:(0) = 4 A, iz(0) = -3 A and v(t) = 50 e200tmV for t > 0, find:%3Da) The initial energy stored in each inductorb) iz(t) = ? for t 2 0,c) iz(t) = ? for t 2 0Blocek20HBox

Given:- L1=5H;L2=20Hi1(0)=4A;i2(0)=-3A and V(t)=50e-200tmv

The inductors in the circuit shown are initially charged and are connected to the Black Box at time t= 0. If iz(0) = 4 A, iz(0) = -3 A and v(t) = 50 e- 200t mV for t 2 0, find: a) The initial energy stored in each inductor b) iz(t) = ? for t 2 0, c) iz(t) = ? for t > 0 %3D

The inductors in the circuit shown are initially charged and are connected to the Black Box at time t= 0. If iz(0) = 4 A, iz(0) = -3 A and v(t) = 50 e- 200t mV for t 2 0, find: a) The initial energy stored in each inductor b) iz(t) = ? for t 2 0, c) iz(t) = ? for t > 0 %3D

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The inductors in the circuit shown are initially charged and are
connected to the Black Box at time t= 0.
If i:(0) = 4 A, iz(0) = -3 A and v(t) = 50 e
200t
mV for t > 0, find:
%3D
a) The initial energy stored in each inductor
b) iz(t) = ? for t 2 0,
c) iz(t) = ? for t 2 0
Blocek
20H
Box

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