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What does the angular frequency of the emf have to be for the inductor and resistor have the same peak voltage (i.e. for r and xl to be the same)?

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The angular frequency of the emf for the inductor and resistor to have the same peak voltage (i.e. for R and XL to be the same) is R/L.

The above situation represents Alternating Current(AC).

An alternating current is a type of current that reverses its direction after fixed intervals of time.

The following formulas are used in the case of AC,

XL = ωL

XC= 1/Cω

Here L and C represent inductance and capacitance respectively.

It is  given that XL = R

Hence, ωL = R

ω = R/L

Hence, the angular frequency(ω) of the emf for the inductor and resistor to have the same peak voltage (i.e. for R and XL to be the same) is R/L.

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