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An 220V AC voltage at a frequency of 40 cycles/s is applied to a circuit containing a pure inductance of 0.01H and a pure resistance of `6 Omega` in s

Monjur Alahi

An 220V AC voltage at a frequency of 40 cycles/s is applied to a circuit containing a pure inductance of 0.01H and a pure resistance of `6 Omega` in series. Calculate
(a) The current supplied by source
(b) The potential difference across the resistance
(c ) The potential difference across the inductance
(d) The time lag between maxima of current and EMF in circuit


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Correct Answer - `(a) 33.83 mA (b) 202.98 V (c ) 96.83 V (d) 0.01579 s`

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