Question: 11skippedIn the given circuit, switch is closed for a long time. At t = 0, it is opened, then choose the correct option (Given R₁ = 60, R₂ = 32, ε = 10 volt and L = 6 mH)R₁ = 60wwwww292Options:R₂ = 392wwwwmoorL& = 10 voltSTotal heat produced after opening the switch is 50 mJTotal heat produced in resistor R₁ after opening the switch is 25mJTotal heat produced in resistor R₂ after opening the switch is 25 m.JInitial current in inductor is 2.5 mH

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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