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Consider two inductors, with the first inductor experiencing a current which is rising at twice the rate as that through the second inductor. Suppose the first inductor has half the EMF across it as the
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Consider two inductors, with the first inductor experiencing a current which is rising at twice the rate as that through the second inductor. Suppose the first inductor has half the EMF across it as the second inductor. How does the inductance of the first inductor compare to that of the second inductor?

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Inductance of first is one-4th that of the second inductor

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