An inductor in an electric circuit is essentially a coil of wire in which the voltage is affected by a changing current. By definition, the voltage caused by the changing current is given by VL =...

Extracted text: An inductor in an electric circuit is essentially a coil of wire in which the voltage is affected by a changing current. By definition, the voltage caused by the changing current is given by VL = L(di/ dt), where L is the inductance (in H). If %3D = 18.0 – 0.5t for a 3.0-H inductor, find the current in the circuit after 10 s if the initial current was zero. ..... After 10 s, the current is A. (Type an integer or decimal rounded to one decimal place as needed.)