Two resistors ,6 ohm and R ohm are connected in series across an AC source of 5V.Th e potential difference across 6 ohm resistor is 3V.If the resistor R is repalced by a pure inductor of such magnitude that the value of current remains the same,then what is the voltage across the inductor?
Asked by Malavika Umesh | 1st Oct, 2014, 09:19: AM
Expert Answer:
Answered by Priyanka Kumbhar | 1st Oct, 2014, 03:35: PM
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