One difference between a reactance and a resistance in an alternating current circuit is

PHYSICS
WAEC 2003

One difference between a reactance and a resistance in an alternating current circuit is

  • A. resistance is larger than reactance
  • B. energy is not diaaipated in a reactance
  • C. energy is stored in a resistance but not in a reactance
  • D. the current in a reactance is lower than in the resistance

Correct Answer: D. the current in a reactance is lower than in the resistance



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