An $a.c.$ source of voltage $V$ and frequency $50\,Hz$ is connected to an inductor of $2\,H$ and negligible resistance. $A$ current of $r.m.s.$ value $I$ flows in the coil. When the frequency of the voltage is changed to $400\,Hz$ keeping the magnitude of $V$ the same,the current is now

  • A
    $8I$ in phase with $V$
  • B
    $4I$ and leading by $90^o$ from $V$
  • C
    $I/4$ and lagging by $90^o$ from $V$
  • D
    $I/8$ and lagging by $90^o$ from $V$

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