alleryStart learning →How does an ideal resistor respond to AC compared with DC?
ABlocks DC fully
BBehaves the same way
CPasses only AC
DActs like a capacitor
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Behaves the same way
Ohm's law holds at every instant, so a resistor reduces AC and DC equally effectively.
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