An LC circuit oscillates at a frequency of 6.50×10^3 Hz. What will the frequency be if the inductance is halved? 4.60×10^3 Hz 3.25×10^3 Hz 9.19×10^3 Hz 1.30×10^4 Hz
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50×10^3 Hz, we get: f' = 6.50×10^3 Hz × √2 ≈ 9.19×10^3 Hz Show more…
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