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A coil having a resistance of `50.0 Omega` and an inductance of 0.500 henry is connected to an `AC` source of 110 volts, `50.0` cycle/s. Find the rms value of the current in the circuit.

A

The angular frequency will be 100 `pis^(-1)`

B

The Impedance of the coil is 164.8 `Omega`

C

The rms current is 0.667 A

D

The peak current is 0.943 A

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