8-10. The voltage across an inductor in Fig. P8.10 is given by ( v(t)=L frac{d i(t)}{d t} ). If ( i(t)=t^{2} e^{-t} mathrm{~A} ) and ( L=0.25 mathrm{H} ), (a) Find the voltage, ( v(t) ). (b) Find the value of the current when the voltage is zero. (c) Use the above information to sketch ( i(t) ). Figure P8.10 Voltage and current in an

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8-10. The voltage across an inductor in Fig. P8.10 is given by  ( v(t)=L  frac{d i(t)}{d t}  ). If  ( i(t)=t^{2} e^{-t}  mathrm{~A}  ) and  ( L=0.25  mathrm{H}  ), (a) Find the voltage,  ( v(t)  ). (b) Find the value of the current when the voltage is zero. (c) Use the above information to sketch  ( i(t)  ). Figure P8.10 Voltage and current in an inductor.

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