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Hello student, first let's look into the first question.
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At resonance frequency in a series lcr circuit, the inductive reactance xl equals the capacitive reactance xe, which means xl minus xe is equal to zero.
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The total impedance equation is given by z equal to root of r square plus xl minus xe the whole square.
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We know xl minus xe is equal to zero.
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So, this equation becomes equal to r, that is z is equal to r.
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Therefore, at resonance frequency in a series lcr circuit, the impedance is due to only the resistance of the resistor.
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Hence, the impedance z is minimum at resonance frequency.
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As the impedance is minimum, the current through the circuit i will be maximum.
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Now, let's look at the options.
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Option a, it's given at resonance frequency, the magnitude of current in the lcr series circuit reaches its maximum, which is true.
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Coming to b, it states that the magnitude of the total impedance reaches its maximum value, which is not correct.
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So, the statement is false.
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Option c states that at resonance frequency, the inductive reactance equals the capacitive reactance, which is true as we have seen.
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Now, let's look into the second question...