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Step 1:

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Initially at \"\", the switch is open and the inductor acts as short circuit.

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Find the current in the circuit.

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\"\"

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Substitute \"\" in the above equation.

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\"\"

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Initially current flowing in the circuit is \"\" A.

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Step 2:

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After \"\", the switch is closed.

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The resistances R and R are in parallel and the equivalent resistance is in series with inductor L.

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The two resistance R and R are in parallel then

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The voltage across each component is equal to the total circuit voltage.

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This is first order linear differential equation.

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Solution of first order linear differential equation \"\" is \"\", where \"\".

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\"\"

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Solution of the differential equation : \"\".

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Substitute corresponding values.

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Initial at \"\" the value of current is \"\" A.

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Therefore substitute \"\" in equation (1).

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Therefore current flowing in the circuit is \"\" A.

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Step 3:

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Find the voltage across inductor L.

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Voltage across inductor is \"\".

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Substitute \"\" in \"\".

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At \"\",

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Volatge across inductor at \"\" is \"\" V.

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Solution :

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Volatge across inductor at \"\" is \"\" V.

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