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After the third time constant, what is the current in an inductor if the steady state circuit current is 10 amps?

After the third time constant, what is the current in an inductor if the steady state circuit current is 10 amps?
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After the third time constant, what is the current in an inductor if the steady state circuit current is 10 amps?

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i = 10 (1 - e^(-3) ) = 9.5 A

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