Help me solve question from last months exam paper please

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The discussion centers around seeking help with specific exam questions from two provided links. The user requests direct answers for multiple questions, including parts from different sections of the exams. There is a suggestion that showing attempts at answering the questions may elicit more responses. A technical point is raised regarding the calculation of voltage drop across a diode in one of the questions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the principles behind the questions for better clarity.
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adupadu said:
Just tell me the answears please
You are more likely to get a response if you can show your attempts at answering these questions.

In Q3, would you deduct 0.6v as the diode drop, to leave 1.48 - 0.6 as the loop voltage? The inductor has no part in determining steady state DC voltage and current.
 
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