Calculating the equivalent inductance of a simulated inductor

[jkface]

Homework Statement

I am asked to find the equivalent resistance of a simulated inductor shown above. We are told not to worry about the simulated inductor circuit. The simulated inductor will be incorporated into a larger circuit as shown below.

2. The attempt at a solution

I am really not sure where to start or what to do. I tried making node-voltage equations but I don't know if that's going to help anything.

When I was searching online for help I saw a post that said L = R1 * R2 * C. Is this right and how does this work? I would really appreciate any help because I'm not getting much of this.

 

[rude man]

Apply a voltage V to the circuit input and compute the input current I. You will find that V = sLI. The formula you dug up at least looks right dimensionally.