You are falling into the trap of just memorizing rules and formulas without understanding what they mean and when they do and do not apply.current lags behind voltage by 90 degrees in an inductor..
so, again bc im not sure
its 12 volts through both the instant the switch is closed?
That's because you appear to lack a lot of the fundamentals for one reason or another. Lot's of people do, so don't feel alone. But you have a choice to make -- do you address that weakness and build those fundamentals, or do you continue just trying to get by from one course to the next? If you do the latter, you will find each course getting progressively more difficult and may well run into a brick wall that you can't get past at some point. If you bite the bullet and go back and really learn the things you should have learned in the last class or two, you will find your classes much, much easier. The good news is that you are still pretty early in the game, so you haven't dug yourself too deep a hole yet. Plus, you now have some context upon which to hang your understanding so that things that fell into the category of, "Why do I need to learn this?", will now be in the category, "I can sure see why I need to learn this."thank you...
you wanna tutor me? lol
thank you though....this course and the semiconductors course have been tough
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