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Chapter 8, Problem 23E
The switch in Fig. 8.57 has been closed since Catfish Hunter last pitched for the New York Yankees. Calculate the voltage labeled v as well as the energy stored in the inductor at (a) the instant just prior to the switch being thrown open; (b) the instant just after the switch is opened; (c) t = 8 μs; (d) t = 80 μs.
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