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Determine the initial and final conditions on $i_L$ in Eigure P4.49.

   Determine the initial and final conditions on $i_L$ in Eigure P4.49.
Principles and Applications of Electrical Engineering
Principles and Applications of Electrical Engineering
Giorgio Rizzoni,… 7th Edition
Chapter 4, Problem 19 ↓
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00:01 This problem is a parallel circuit, so i'm going to use kirchhoff's current law.
00:05 It says that for any node, some of the currents in and out is equal to zero.
00:09 I'm also going to use the understanding that the voltage drop across each branch is identical, and in this problem, that is labeled as v .1 over on the left -hand side.
00:22 So i can pick a node and apply kirchhoff's current law, and i'll just do it there at the first node in the top left, and that's where i have i sub x coming out.
00:33 I'm going to say that i have v .1 over 6 kilooms.
00:40 That's the current coming out going into that left hand side.
00:46 So i'll call that positive.
00:48 And then i have minus 6 milanps, so 6 over k.
00:54 So that's coming in.
00:56 Then going out, i have 3 times...
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