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Question
Why does an inductor continuously oppose changes in current?
Options
Due to self-induction
Due to inductive filters
Due to a DC offset
Due to zero resistance
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Solution
An inductor opposes changes in current due to self-induction. This opposition occurs continuously when an alternating voltage is applied.
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