For the circuit shown in the Figure, if V1=13 V and V2=23 V, the value of v(t), where t is the circuit time constant, is: i + V2 V1 + 2 H t=0 + 2? 3 ? V 6? - Oa. 13.4 V Ob. 9.4 V Oc. 7.4 V Od. 11.4 V
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