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An ideal inductor of self-inductance 2.5H is connected to a battery of 3V through a resistance of `50Omega`. Calculate (i) time constant of the circuit (ii) the steady current in the circuit, (iii) the maximum rate of increase of current, (iv) The value of current after 0.5s and (v) the potential drop across the inductor at `t = 0.05s`.

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