Find the magnetic energy in the inductor

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A 300 DC power supply has fully charged a 15 mF capacitor. The charged capacitor is connected to a 20 mH inductor. The resistance in the circuit is insignificant. At t = 1.2 ms find the magnetic energy in the inductor.

Reference no: EM13504648

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