The circuit shown in Fig below has a step input voltage v(t)=10, a resistance R1 of 8.9 Q, an inductance L1 of 7.4 Hand, inductance L2 of 8.7 H. R1 v(1) () The current i, (t) is exponentially increasing with a rise time (in seconds) of 0000

The circuit shown in Fig below has a step input voltage v(t)=10, a resistance R1 of 8.9 Q, an inductance L1 of 7.4 Hand, inductance L2 of 8.7 H. R1 v(1) () The current i, (t) is exponentially increasing with a rise time (in seconds) of 0000

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