For a coil self inductance is L and current is I then flux passing through it is:
Correct answer: A. LI
- A. LI
- B. LI2
- C. L2I
- D. (LI)2
Explanation
Self-inductance is the tendency of a coil to resist changes in current in itself. It is represented by L Formula for Self inductance = Flux / current Now here , L = flux / I Thus flux passing through = LI
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