the original circu?tercult is shown below. Which of the suggested changes in the circuit would result in the final voltage across the resistor (a lang time after the switch is closed) to be double what forL. Reduce the resistance in the tutto R/2II. Double the inductance in the circuit to 2III. Increase the voltage source to 2.O only change IO None of the changes achieves the desired resultO only change 1O Changes I and II must be done together.Oonly change 1

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A croult is shown below. Which of the suggested changes in the circuit would result in the final voltage across the resistor (a long time after the switch is closed) to be double what for the original circuit? L. Reduce the resistance in the tutto 8/2 I Double the inductance in the circuit to 2 III. Increase the voltage source to 28. O only change I O None of the changes achieves the desired result Oonly change 1 Changes and 11 must be done together, Only change

A croult is shown below. Which of the suggested changes in the circuit would result in the final voltage across the resistor (a long time after the switch is closed) to be double what for the original circuit? L. Reduce the resistance in the tutto 8/2 I Double the inductance in the circuit to 2 III. Increase the voltage source to 28. O only change I O None of the changes achieves the desired result Oonly change 1 Changes and 11 must be done together, Only change

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305116399

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter33: Alternating Current Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 33.7CQ

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