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A current `0.2 A` flows in a wire of resistance `15 Omega`. Find the potential difference across the ends of the wire.

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Potential difference across inductance is given by
`V_(L) = I^(rms)xx(omegaL)=33.83xx(2xx3.14xx0.01)=96.83 volts`
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