A circuit contains a capacitor (C $\mu$F),an inductor (L mH),and an ohmic resistor (R $\Omega$)connected in series.If you change the potential across this series combination,the values that change (if you neglect thermal effects)are
A)C,L,and R.
B)C and R.
C)C and L.
D)R and L.
E)none of these is correct

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The potential difference across a capacitor, inductor, and resistor in a series circuit changes the charge on the capacitor, the current through the inductor, and the potential difference across the resistor.

A Circuit Contains a Capacitor (C μ\muμ F),an Inductor (L MH),and an Ohmic Resistor (R

A Circuit Contains a Capacitor (C $\mu$ F),an Inductor (L MH),and an Ohmic Resistor (R