For this problem, there is no initial energy present in the system, and you may assume the passive sign convention. The voltage across a 27mH inductor is given by the function below. What is the current through the inductor a very long time after t=10 seconds? Express your answer to the nearest 0.01 Ampere, but do not enter the unit. v(t)=100 δ(t-10)mV.( need only handwritten solution .otherwise downvote.)

For this problem, there is no initial energy present in the system, and you may assume the passive sign convention. The voltage across a 27mH inductor is given by the function below. What is the current through the inductor a very long time after t=10 seconds? Express your answer to the nearest 0.01 Ampere, but do not enter the unit. v(t)=100 δ(t-10)mV.( need only handwritten solution .otherwise downvote.)

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