At resonance, the peak value of current in a series L-C-R circuit is (symbols have their usual meanings): - VgyanHub

Question:

At resonance, the peak value of current in a series L-C-R circuit is (symbols have their usual meanings):

Options :

(a) e0/R
(b) e0/√R^2+ω^2L^2
(c) e0[R^2+(ωL+1/ωC)^2]
(d) e0/√R^2+ω^2C^2

Answer :

(a) e₀/R

Answer Steps :

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