Question
The circuit shown in Fig. acts as a.
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Answer

  1. tuned filter
Explanation:
The circuit shown in figure has capacitor and inductor in parallel so their will be current flowing continuously with energy being transformed into electrical in capacitor and magnetic in inductor, hence it is a tuned filter.

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