The initial values of i and iz in the circuit shown in Figure Q1(b) are +3A and -5Arespectively. The voltage at the terminals of the parallel inductors for t> 0 is-30e mV.(i)Find the equivalent inductor of the circuit.(ii) By using the equivalent inductor in (i), construct the expression of i(t).i(t)60mH240MH

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"he initial values of ij and iz in the circuit shown in Figure Q1(b) are +3A and -5A cspectively. The voltage at the terminals of the parallel inductors for t> 0 is 30e* mV. )Find the equivalent inductor of the circuit. i) By using the cquivalent inductor in (i), construct the expression of i(t). i(t) i(0) 1,(0 60mH 240MH

"he initial values of ij and iz in the circuit shown in Figure Q1(b) are +3A and -5A cspectively. The voltage at the terminals of the parallel inductors for t> 0 is 30e* mV. )Find the equivalent inductor of the circuit. i) By using the cquivalent inductor in (i), construct the expression of i(t). i(t) i(0) 1,(0 60mH 240MH

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