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An inductor having self-inductance L with its coil resistance R is connected across a battery of emf 
. When the circuit is in steady state at t = 0 an iron rod is inserted into the inductor due to which its inductance becomes n L (n > 1)
After insertion of the rod, current in the circuit:
- Increases with time
- Decreases with time
- Remains constant with time
- First decreases with time then becomes constant
The correct answer is: Increases with time
Even after insertion of the rod the current in circuit will increase with time till steady state is reached
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