Question

calculate the current of the inductor if the energy stored is 160 joule and the inductance is 20 H​

Answer 1

Answer:

BY SUBSTUTING THE VALUES IN THE FORMULA ...U GET,

= 4A

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Answer 2

Answer:

answer will be 4A

Explanation:

Energy stored in an inductor(E)=1/2 X LI^2

where,

L=inductance

I=current flowing through the inductor

E=160J (given)

L=20H (given)

let's put the valuesinto the formula

160J=1/2 X 20H X I^2

I^2=160J X 2/20H

I^2=16

I = (16)^1/2=4

I=4 Ampere