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In an ac circuit l=100 sin 200 pi t . Th...

In an ac circuit `l=100 sin 200 pi t` . The time required for the current to achieve its peak value will be

A

`1/200 s`

B

`1/400 s`

C

`1/100 s`

D

`1/300 s`

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