What is the Differential Equation for the Current in an Auto Induction Circuit?

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The discussion revolves around formulating the differential equation for current in an auto induction circuit, particularly after a switch is opened at time T = 0. The original poster presents an equation and seeks clarification on the terms involved.

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  • The original poster attempts to derive the differential equation and questions whether to include both resistances (R and r) or just one in the equation. Some participants inquire about the clarity of the problem data.

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The original poster offers to clarify any unclear aspects of the problem data, suggesting that there may be additional details that could influence the formulation of the equation.

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i tried to put all data in the image .

http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/7443/photokg6.th.jpg

in the initial situation K was closed.in T = 0 ,K was opened.

give the differenciel equation of the courant.

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(R+r)*i + L (di)/(dt) = 0 .

my problem is that i don't know if we have to put (R+r)*i or only r*i in the differentiel equation of the courant .

thanks in advance for any help.
 
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by the way,if there is something not clear in the data of the problem ,i will be happy to explain it.
 
does nobody know the solution?
 
no answer !:(
 

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