Solve Transient Analysis Problem: Find I0

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The discussion focuses on solving a transient analysis problem related to current in an electrical circuit. The user has calculated the inductor current IL(t) as 6mA(1 - exp(-100000t)) by assuming iL=0 at t=0. However, they are struggling to determine how the initial current I0 is derived in the context of the problem. The user seeks assistance in understanding the calculation of I0. Clarification on this point is requested to complete the analysis.
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i was trying to solve this question(file attached), but i can only come up with the answer:

i assumed iL=0 at t=0, hence arrived at this:

IL(t) = 6mA(1 - exp(-100000t))

i can't figure out how Io came about.

can someone come it my rescue and tell me how the I0 came into play.

Kind Regards,
 

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