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A resistor, an inductor, and a capacitor are connected in series to an ac source. under what conditions will the impedance of the circuit increase as the inductive reactance increases?

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180° is the phase angle. An AC source is linked in series with a resistor, an inductor, and a capacitor. Inductive reactance rises with frequency because an alternating current has a time-averaged rate of change that is proportional to frequency.

Impedance of RLC series circuit

2= P²R² + (XL-X₁) ²

Here &         4 tan² (x₁=X₂) $ R +1 180° tan (XL R tan 180° = XL-X C R XL-XC R ..

                   XL-XC R X₁-X ₁ = 0 XL = Xc 2 = √√√ R² + 0² 2 2 = R

Resonance is the condition in question here. When induction occurs as well as capacitive reactances equal are equivalent but cancel due to the fact that they have degrees of phase separation. During resonance, Impedance is very low.

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