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An inductance a capacitance connected in parallel across a A OA 50 V, 50 Hz supply. The current drawn from the supply is? B 1.414 A C) 2.234 A having X₁ = 4 and Ω D 10 A having Xc = 4 are Ω

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An inductance
a capacitance
connected in parallel across a
А ОА
50 V, 50 Hz supply. The current drawn
from the supply is?
B
C
D
1.414 A
2.234 A
having X₂ = 4 and
Ω
10 A
having Xc = 4 are
Ω

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