An 9.5 H inductor is connected in series to a 18 V battery, a resistor, and a switch which has been open for a long time. If the current through the inductor takes 7.1 s to reach 80 percent of its final value, what is the resistance? (in Ω) 1.34 Ω 2.15 Ω 0.30 Ω 3.81 Ω

An 9.5 H inductor is connected in series to a 18 V battery, a resistor, and a switch which has been open for a long time. If the current through the inductor takes 7.1 s to reach 80 percent of its final value, what is the resistance? (in Ω) 1.34 Ω 2.15 Ω 0.30 Ω 3.81 Ω

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