What does my teacher want me to find?

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In summary, the purpose of this assignment is to help students develop critical thinking and research skills by finding information on a specific topic. To approach this task, students should carefully read the instructions and guidelines, brainstorm and make a research plan, and use a variety of sources while evaluating their credibility and relevance. The amount of information to include will depend on the assignment instructions, but students should aim to provide enough evidence and perspectives to support their findings. If they are unable to find the required information, they can seek help from their teacher or a librarian and thoroughly search through their sources using different keywords or search terms.
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The question is:
"Consider an RL circuit with R = 10 ohms, L = 2H, in series with a voltage source with v(r) = 24exp(-t). Find the total solution. Assume the initial current is zero.

What does he mean by that?
 
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Find everything - the current through the circuit and the potentials across R and L all as functions of time.
 
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So he wants the total current and the two voltages in the resistor and inductor, basically?
 

FAQ: What does my teacher want me to find?

What is the purpose of this assignment?

The purpose of this assignment is to help you develop critical thinking and research skills by asking you to find information on a specific topic.

How should I approach this task?

First, carefully read the assignment instructions and any guidelines provided by your teacher. Then, brainstorm and make a plan for your research, including what sources you will use and how you will organize your findings.

What sources should I use to find the information my teacher wants?

Your teacher may have specified certain sources to use, such as textbooks or academic articles. If not, you can use a variety of sources including books, websites, and scholarly databases. Just make sure to evaluate the credibility and relevance of each source.

How much information should I include?

This will vary depending on the assignment instructions, but in general, you should aim to include enough information to answer the question or meet the requirements of the assignment. Make sure to also include a variety of evidence and perspectives to support your findings.

What if I can't find the information my teacher wants?

If you are struggling to find the information your teacher wants, don't hesitate to ask for help. Your teacher or a librarian can provide guidance and suggest additional resources for you to use. Also, make sure to thoroughly search through your sources and consider different keywords or search terms that may lead to relevant information.

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