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Chapter 11, Problem 29P
The switch for the network in Fig. 11.96 has been closed for about 1 h. It is then opened at the time defined as
a. Determine the time required for the current iL to drop to l0
b. Find the voltage vL at
c. Calculate vL at
Fig. 11.96
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