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In Fig.30.11 in the textbook, suppose that E = 60.0V, R = 240 , and L = 0.160H.

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Question

In Fig.30.11 in the textbook, suppose that E = 60.0V, R = 240 , and L = 0.160H. Initially there is no current in the circuit. Switch S2 is left open, and switch S1 is closed.

Part A

Just after S1 is closed, what is the potential differences Vab?

Part B

Just after S1 is closed, what is the potential differences Vbc?

Part C

A long time (many time constants) after S1 is closed, what is Vab?

Part D

A long time (many time constants) after S1 is closed, what is Vbc?

Part E

What is Vab at an intermediate time when i = 0.150A?

Part F

What is Vbc at an intermediate time when i = 0.150A?

Explanation / Answer

figure is not given how can solve this problem ?

VAB = VB - VA = - i*R

this is the formula for calculating potential diffrence between two points.

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