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A solenoid with inductance `L=7 m H` and active resistance `R=44 Omega` is first connected to a source of direct voltabe `V_(0)` and then to a source of sinusoidal voltage with effective value `V=V_(0)` . At what frequency of the oscillator will be power consumed by the solenoid be `eta=5.0 ` times less than in the former case ?

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