In the circuit shown in the figure, both switches are initially open. we close the switch S₁, and we observe that after a long time the ammeter reads a steady current of 5.6 A. a) Find the current shown by the ammeter as a function of time since we closed S₁. At this time, when the current becomes steady, we suddenly close switch S₂ and open S, at the same instant. At this time only the right-side circuit matters. b) What is the natural angular frequency of this circuit? c) Find the current in the circuit as a function of time. L 2.0 mH 5.0 με

In the circuit shown in the figure, both switches are initially open. we close the switch S₁, and we observe that after a long time the ammeter reads a steady current of 5.6 A. a) Find the current shown by the ammeter as a function of time since we closed S₁. At this time, when the current becomes steady, we suddenly close switch S₂ and open S, at the same instant. At this time only the right-side circuit matters. b) What is the natural angular frequency of this circuit? c) Find the current in the circuit as a function of time. L 2.0 mH 5.0 με

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