V=IR, E = −L−C =dt050QVc= 2, R₂ = 42, R3 = 502, R4=10 Ω, R5=Problem 1 refers to the circuit shown below. This switch S is initially open, there is initially nocurrent going through the inductors L1 and L2, and the capacitor is initially uncharged.E = 20 V, R₁20. ₁ is the current through R₁,12 is the current through R2, I3 is the current through R3, 14 is the current through R, and15 is the current through R5.315131112R3R4R5R₁.R2.L₁ееееL2Problem 1:a) What is ₁ at t = 0, immediately after S is closed? Answer: 10 Ab) What is 12 at t = 0, immediately after S is closed? Answer: 5 Ac) What is 13 at t = 0, immediately after S is closed? Answer: 0 Ad) What is Į at t = 0, immediately after S is closed? Answer: 0 Ae) What is 15 at t = 0, immediately after S is closed? Answer: 1 Af) What is I₁ a long time after S has been closed? Answer: 10 Ag) What is 12 a long time after S has been closed? Answer: 5 Ah) What is 13 a long time after S has been closed? Answer: 4 Ai) What is 14 a long time after S has been closed? Answer: 2 Aj) What is 15 a long time after S has been closed? Answer: 0 A

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