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i think that using basic power properties its 1/(e^(10*t)) and we write e^(-10*t) because its more simple to the eye. Also how would you explain and use negative time?!?

0,1s. Later on in the excersice it asks me to find something else with time=10 time constant, it should be 1s right?

time constant in a RL circuit is t=R/L, in my final circuit the battery should be 5V right?

I've reached till here but i don't know how to continue... i am following these steps: https://www.electricaltechnology.org/2014/01/thevenins-theorem.html

and in my circuit what is my load resistor?

what do you mean? i am kind of bad at physics and in my university we just started learning integrals

[Thread moved from the technical forums to the schoolwork forums by the Mentors] Hi i have this assignment for homework: There is only one battery for the circuit, E=10V, R=4 Ohms and L=1H it asks me to find the time constant of the circuit. i know that a time constant in a RL circuit is t=L/R...