Calculate what the change in the stored energy

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Question: A current of 1.10 A in an inductor L results in a stored energy of 0.135 J. The current is then changed to 5.74 A in the opposite direction.

Part A: Calculate the change in the stored energy.

Please show all work and steps to determine the change in the stored energy.

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