Why does an inductor offer an easy path to dc and a resistive path to – McqOptions

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1.	Why does an inductor offer an easy path to dc and a resistive path to ac?
A.	X<sub>L</sub> is maximum for dc and infinite for ac
B.	X<sub>L</sub> is zero for dc and infinite for ac
C.	X<sub>L</sub> is zero for dc and finite for ac
D.	X<sub>L</sub> is maximum for dc and finite for ac
Answer» D. X<sub>L</sub> is maximum for dc and finite for ac

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