Inductive Reactance

[@TechnicalEnglish101]

Thank you for making it so clear and easy to understand. you got the message across.

[@AKLECTURES]

+Christopher Alvarez You're welcome Chris!

[@sharmanandy7833]

I respect your efforts to keep making videos...doing a really good job...bless u..bless physics

[@AKLECTURES]

Thank you :)

[@meernahro7164]

very sharp, thank you,, but I have a question, in my physics book in every equation sin is used instead of cosin, why is that?

[@prasannadara5433]

Because, sine can be converted to any angle and is easy to calculate

[@artbremer4076]

where are u originally from?

[@shaheerali4612]

Why current lags behind voltage ?

[@sharpshafi7833]

as there any loss of energy due to capacitive reactance??

[@meernahro7164]

dude, this isn't a capacitor

[@maryamhadi7828]

Thank you so much for everything!

[@AKLECTURES]

You are welcome Maryam!

[@Stevenyoung100]

This guy rocks

[@arcticantelope2342]

I believe there's a minor mistake in your first equation(which confused me for hours). It should be " I=I(peak) SIN (Wt) ". I've checked this from my text book but still correct me if I'm wrong.

[@shaheerali4612]

Plz clear my concept about frequency and inductive reactance

[@mengzhenc3704]

Ty, very helpful

[@akashkaushik1]

Thank you

[@xJoe90]

i dont get it

[@RajSingh-og5vy]

great mN

[@ianespingswanson]

phew. thanks.

[@AKLECTURES]

lol :) you're welcome.

[@nabilabuasba1357]

thank you