A coil takes a current of 5A when connected to a 15V DC supply. When connected to a 15V AC supply, the current is 3A. This difference in current is because, when connected to the DC supply, the
The answer is :- 1 Reactance is a frequency dependant quantity. An inductor's reactance is zero at DC, thus it exhibits much less opposition to current flow in a DC circuit than an AC circuit
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