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In a damped RLC circuit, what is the action of the resistor? to increase the inductance to increase the current in the inductor to increase the total energy to dissipate energy to decrease the inductance to increase the potential difference across the capacitor

In a damped RLC circuit, what is the action of the resistor? to increase the inductance to increase the current in the inductor to increase the total energy to dissipate energy to decrease the inductance to increase the potential difference across the capacitor

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In a damped R L C circuit, what is the action of the resistor? to increase the inductance to increase the current in the inductor to increase the total energy to dissipate energy to decrease the inductance to increase the potential difference across the capacitor

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