AC circuit
If R, L and C are in series with an ac source, suppose for an instant, current is passing through the inductor, so can we say for that instant it's a purely inductive ac circuit?
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@Gyro Gearloose
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Questions seems ambigious confirm if you are asking yourself or its in book
@SIMPle Potato this
I dont think you can do this
SIMPle Potato is right
You can't do this, there isn't a instance when circuit is purely inductive or capcitive
it's on the initial state, if no capacitance, purely inductive, and if no inductance, purely capcitive
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Ok
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