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The Current in A 1.00H1.00-\mathrm{H} Inductor Is Given By i=6.02t2+20.1ti=\sqrt{6.02 t^{2}+20.1} t

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The current in a 1.00H1.00-\mathrm{H} inductor is given by i=6.02t2+20.1ti=\sqrt{6.02 t^{2}+20.1} t . Find the voltage across the inductor at 6.00 s6.00 \mathrm{~s} .

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