if two inductors are in series combination then how to calculate net inductance

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if two inductors are in series combination then how to calculate net inductance

gowtham 11th Dec, 2017

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ruchika.chauhan Expert 14th Aug, 2018

Dear student,

Since the question was asked months ago, I hope you have solved the question. However, The total inductance of the inductors connected in series will be the sum of individual inductances of all inductors.

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