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The time taken by the current to rise to 0.63 of its maximum value in a DC circuit containing inductance (L) and resistance ® depends on

A

L only

B

R only

C

`L/R`

D

LR

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(c) It depends upon its time constant, `tau =(L)/(R)`.
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