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2요 24Ω a) What is the instantaneous current in the circuit? 3.55 A b) What is the instantaneous power provided by the source? 10 3.545 d) What is the instantaneous power dissipated by the inductor? e) What is the instantaneous power dissipated by the resistor?
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