Waht is Inductor?
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Answer / sateesh
It is a energy stored element and it opposes the sudden
changes of current
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Answer / shreepal
INDUCTOR IS AN ELEMENT WHICH DOES NOT ALLOW THE CURRENT TO
RISE OR DECAY AT SUDDEN
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