There will be no induced voltage in an inductor if: a) the current is sinusoidal, b) the current is constant, c) the average of current is zero, d) the average of the current is negative.

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Answer:

The correct option is b

Explanation:

Generally the induced voltage in an inductor is mathematically represented as  

        [tex]V = L * \frac{\Delta I }{\Delta t}[/tex]

Now  [tex]\frac{\Delta I }{\Delta t}[/tex]  is the change in voltage with respect to time , when this is zero i.e when the current is not changing(what this means is when current is constant ) the induced voltage becomes    

        [tex]V = L * 0[/tex]

=>     [tex]V = 0 \ V[/tex]

Hence if the current is not changing with respect to time there will be no induced voltage