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Same current is flowing in two alternating circuits. The first circuit contains only inductances and the other contains only a capacitor, if the frequency of the e.m.f of AC is increased, the effect on the value of the current will be

A

increase in first circuit and decrease in second

B

increase in both circuits

C

decrease in both circuits

D

decrease in first circuit and increase in second

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The correct Answer is:
c

Current corresponding to inductive circuit
`I=(V)/(Z)=(V)/(omegaL) rarr I_("inductive") prop (1)/(omega)`
similary for capocitive circuit
wgeb frequency of AC is increased from Eq (i) `I_("inductive")` decrease abd from Eq (ii) `I_("capactive")` increases
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