In the graph of variation of AC -I- in series RLC circuit with frequency - of external AC emf- there is max- current I at frequency - and current I-2 at frequencies -1 and -2- The correct relation between resonane frequency - and -1-2 is-

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Standard XII

Physics

Resonance in RLC Circuit

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In the graph of variation of AC (I) in series RLC circuit with frequency ω of external AC emf, there is max. current I at frequency ω and current I/\surd2 at frequencies ω1 and ω2. The correct relation between resonane frequency ω and ω1,ω2 is-?

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