Physics, asked by bilalphy2019, 11 months ago

why voltage leads the current in an inductor?

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Answered by nancy142004

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This happens becaz in an inductive load ,it is the induced electromotive for e that cause the current to flow . The induced electomotive force is caused by a change in the flux ......

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