When two inductors of unknown inductances, L₁ and L2 are connected in series, they are found to have the same inductance as a single inductor of inductance 50 mH. They are then connected in parallel and found to have the same inductance as a single inductor of inductance 5 mH. You can assume that L₁ < L₂. a) What is the value of L₁ (in pH) ? b)

When two inductors of unknown inductances, L₁ and L2 are connected in series, they are found to have the same inductance as a single inductor of inductance 50 mH. They are then connected in parallel and found to have the same inductance as a single inductor of inductance 5 mH. You can assume that L₁ < L₂. a) What is the value of L₁ (in pH) ? b)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter33: Inductors And Ac Circuits

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