15.37: Which one of the following choices repret:.s q1li pa lww92vf4sents the base SI units of inductancepwli.w2 :af tlq 149vs?

  17.28: A shipment of parts is labeled in units of “ohm∙second.” Which opqk0k yd8e*3y ne of the following choices repres*0e p ydqykk83ents an equivalent unit?

  06.42 A solenoid is constructed with N1ietn4t.nm5fuv 6p c: loops of wire tightly wrapped around an iron-filled center. Due to budget cuts, the current that ordinarily runs through this solenoid is cut in halfcp5 t:t1 nu4 nf6ive.m. As a result, the inductance of the solenoid is

  03.46:In the circuit shown, the switch is moved tl-6 m/rsxeeg7hiwlkxb.26e: t2vc 2oo position A.After a very long time, the switch is flipped from position A to position B, thereby opening the cie7 2lvhx6 2e6xt/iw-e o:2 ck.glmsbrrcuit. At the instant immediately following the flip of the switch, the DC voltmeter shown registers a voltage of magnitude:

  05.50: A series RL circuit is shown. Which of the suggested changes y rb1,8f*k8sh e2x6/kru/weekk*rxcydwz; 4in the circuit (labeled I, II, and III) would result in the initial voltage across the8dkws8fzwe ; u y6xr4er2* ehc/x rky*k1 /k,b inductor (at the instant that the switch is closed) to be double what it is for the circuit shown?
I. Reduce the resistance in the circuit to R0/2.
II. Double the inductance in the circuit to 2L0.
III. Add a second identical inductor to the circuit in parallel with the first inductor.

  08.41: The circuit shown has been operating forvkmq et q; n7*8.gn,nm a long time. The instant after the switch in the circuit v. 8 ,nmq;*nntqme7 kglabeled S is opened, what is the voltage across the inductor $V_L$ and which labeled point (A or B) of the inductor is at a higher potential? Take $R_1\:=\:4.0\Omega$, $R_2\:=\:8.0\Omega$, and L = 2.5H.

  10.45: For the ideal RL circuit shown,h+xhgvnzv9g7a( c:- n the resistance is R=10.0Ω, the inductance is L=5.:x9 7+h gnc -gazv(hvn0 H and the battery has voltage $\xi_{bat}$ = 12 vlots. Some time after the switch S in the circuit is closed, the ammeter in the circuit reads 0.40 A. At what rate is energy being stored by the inductor at this instant (in Watts)?

  01.40: A student tunes a crystal radio set by means of a si(t;o t7vsg)ti mple RLC circuit to receive a radio station broadcasting at 660 kHz. To receive a station broadcasting at 1320 kHz the capacitor in the RLC circuit could be changed. By what factor must the original capacitance be multiplied to tune in the RLC circuitott;7 svi )(tg to the new frequency?

  09.44: In an ideal LC circuit, what is the time difference between all of the en.f j zvm;jaimi;5e51uergy in the circuit being stored in the inductor and all of the ener;j zi5v1;fm u.j5iaem gy being stored in the capacitor?

  08.49: A circuit consists of a re4nl 0ohbf23p8n yfv7 lsistor, capacitor, and inductor connected in series to an AC source. As the source frequency increases, the current in the circuit decreases. W8y07 43lb fnpnovfl2hhich statement about the circuit is NOT correct as the source frequency increases?