What is the inductance of a circuit containing two 10h inductors connected in parallel? A. 20 h. B. 10 h. C. 5 h. D. 15 h. What is the total inductance of a circuit containing three 5h inductors connected in series? A. 5 h. B. 15 h. C. 1.67 h. D. 10 h. The time constant of the circuit shown in the figure below is A. 25 sec. B. 0 sec. C. .025 sec. D. 0.25 sec. Hill 502 5Ω 2.5F

What is the inductance of a circuit containing two 10h inductors connected in parallel? A. 20 h. B. 10 h. C. 5 h. D. 15 h. What is the total inductance of a circuit containing three 5h inductors connected in series? A. 5 h. B. 15 h. C. 1.67 h. D. 10 h. The time constant of the circuit shown in the figure below is A. 25 sec. B. 0 sec. C. .025 sec. D. 0.25 sec. Hill 502 5Ω 2.5F

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Chapter20: Capacitance In Ac Circuits

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