Problem 2.Assume the given circuit is in steady state before the switch closes at t = 0. Determine:The time constant for this circuit...The time-domain expression for the inductor current for t > 0.The time needed after the switch closes for the current to decay to 0.1 amps6 V10 ΩMMt=026 Ωww1 H

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Problem 2. Assume the given circuit is in steady state before the switch closes at t = 0. Determine: The time constant for this circuit. The time-domain expression for the inductor current for t > 0. The time needed after the switch closes for the current to decay to 0.1 amps