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1-At high frequencies, an inductor in an AC circuit behaves as an open circuit plain why...

1-At high frequencies, an inductor in an AC circuit behaves as an open circuit plain why What happens at low frequencies? What is the corresponding behavioral a capacitor high and low frequencies in an RLC?

2- show sample calculation of Capacities and inductive reactance, circuits impedance, current in circuits and voltage across each elements ..?

3-show calculation that gives the inductance that will put the circuits in resonance in last case , describe the unique properties of an RLC circuit in resonance.?

4-show the unit of inductive reactance is the ohm

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