>>11164817>"The inductor wants to maintain status quo"I would make you fail the whole class if I was your teacher.
Jesus Christ.
Look bro, the answer is actually fucking easy
You have that
This is easily proved from faradays law
Since you have currents in time and not the actual current function you will have to settle with approximating the voltage.
You also dont have the inductance, ill assume your prof gave you the inductance in the problem statement but you understood so little of it you forgot to post it.
Resulting in:
The polarity (not direction) of the voltage will be given by lenz's law, basically it will be opposite to the direction of current flow.
You can also get a function for voltage and shit if you solve the differential equation that describes your system.
I believe thats a bit to advanced for you tho.
Your answer was inexcusable. Next time study for your shit and dont spew bullshit on an exam.
If you wanna write stupid shit on your tests you should head to the humanities department.
