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A coil of inductance 5.0 mH and negligib...

A coil of inductance `5.0 mH` and negligible resistance is connected to an oscillator giving an output voltage `E=(10V) sin omegat`.Which of the following is correct

A

for `omega=100 s^(-1)` peak current is `20 A`

B

for `omega=500 s^(-1)` peak current is `4 A`

C

for `omega=1000 s^(-1)` peak current is `2 A`

D

for `omega=1000 s^(-1)` peak current is `4 A`

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The correct Answer is:
A,B,C
`I_(0)=V_(0)/(omegaL)=10/(omegaxx5xx10^(-3))`
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