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Standard XII

Physics

Combination of Inductors

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In a series $R L C$ circuit, potential difference across $R, L$ and $C$ are $30 V, 60 V$ and $100 V$ respectively as shown in figure. The emf of source (in volts)is:

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The correct option is C $50$

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