Alternating Current · NEET Preparation Physics
In a purely inductive circuit connected to an alternating voltage source V = V0 sin(omega t), the current lags behind the voltage by a phase angle of:
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easy · MCQ · Q-86DDCC
In a purely inductive circuit connected to an alternating voltage source , the current lags behind the voltage by a phase angle of:
- A.0
- B.\frac{\pi}{4}
- C.\frac{\pi}{2}Correct answer
- D.\pi
Solution
In a purely inductive circuit, the induced back EMF opposes the growth and decay of current, causing the current to lag behind the applied alternating voltage by a phase angle of radians ().
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