In case of a purely inductive circuit, the current is maximum when: – McqOptions

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1.	In case of a purely inductive circuit, the current is maximum when:
A.	The applied voltage is maximum
B.	The applied voltage is half of the maximum
C.	The applied voltage is zero
D.	The applied voltage is negative maximum
Answer» D. The applied voltage is negative maximum

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