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[Moved] A small circuit explanation(from circuit theory)

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i have marked in the following circuit what i have doubt. In that circuit why there is no voltage drop across 12ohm.
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There is not current path so no current. The two ends of the resistor are connected to circuitry which is 'floating'.

Keith
 

a 10 v source is connected in series to an with a 1 ohm resistor and 1 h inductor at t=0,the current in the circuit is ...??

10+10 exp 100t

10-10 exp 100t

10+10 exp -100t

10-10 exp -100t
 

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