Correct option is D
Explanation:
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Voltage Across Inductors in Parallel: In a parallel circuit, all components share the same voltage across them. Therefore, the voltage across each of the inductors connected in parallel will be the same.
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Power Across Inductors: The power consumed by each inductor can differ because power is a function of both the current through the inductor and the voltage across it (P = VI). Since the currents may differ, the power will not necessarily be the same.
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Thermal Loss Across Inductors: Thermal losses, which are primarily resistive losses (I²R), will depend on the current flowing through each inductor, which can vary, so the thermal loss will not be the same across all inductors.
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Current Across Inductors: In a parallel connection, the total current divides among the inductors according to their individual impedances. Thus, the current through each inductor can be different.
