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For the RLC circuit shown, the switch is initially in the open position and closes at time t = 0. The component values are R = 77 kΩ, L = 61 mH, C = 578 nF, and the source current is Is = 128 μA. Assuming there is no initial energy in either the capacitor or the inductor (at time t = −∞), What is the value of the inductor voltage in the circuit at time t = 0+? Enter your answer in units of Volts.

For the RLC circuit shown, the switch is initially in the open position and closes at time t = 0. The component values are R = 77 kΩ, L = 61 mH, C = 578 nF, and the source current is Is = 128 μA. Assuming there is no initial energy in either the capacitor or the inductor (at time t = −∞), What is the value of the inductor voltage in the circuit at time t = 0+? Enter your answer in units of Volts.

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For the RLC circuit shown, the switch is initially in the open position and closes at time t = 0 . The component values are R = 77 k Ω , L = 61 mH , C = 578 nF , and the source current is I s = 128 μ A . Assuming there is no initial energy in either the capacitor or the inductor (at time t = − ∞ ), What is the value of the inductor voltage in the circuit at time t = 0 + ? Enter your answer in units of Volts.

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