| List I | List II | ||
| A | AC generator | i | Presence of both L and C |
| B | Transformer | ii | Electromagnetic Induction |
| C | Resonance phenomenon to occur | iii | Quality factor |
| D | Sharpness of resonance | iv | Mutual Induction |
Based on fundamental electrical engineering concepts:
- An AC generator operates on Electromagnetic Induction (II).
- A Transformer operates based on Mutual Inductance (IV).
- Resonance phenomenon occurs due to Presence of both L and C (I).
- Sharpness of Resonance is linked to Quality Factor(III).
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