Find by what percent are the times different

Reference no: EM13679962

Assume you want the current through a 1.85 H inductor in series with a 0.25 ohm resistor to be reduced to 0.100 percent of its original value.

Part (a) Determine how much time is required to do this?

Part (b) Approximate this calculation in the following way: round the time this took divided by the RL time constant to an integer. Then calculate the time it took.

Part (c) Find by what percent are the times different?

Reference no: EM13679962

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