Correct AnswerA. 50.53 Hz, 49.57 Hz
Quick Explanation
For a high-Q series RLC circuit, bandwidth is Δf = R/(2πL). With R=0.1 Ω and L=15 mH, Δf≈1.061 Hz. Half-power frequencies lie approximately symmetrically around 50 Hz, giving about 49.47 Hz and 50.53 Hz; the nearest option is 49.57 Hz and 50.53 Hz.
Detailed Explanation
Concept & Reasoning
At series resonance the impedance is minimum and current is maximum. The half-power points occur where |Z|=√2R. For a narrow bandwidth, f₂−f₁=R/(2πL), and f₁f₂=f₀² exactly. Using these relationships gives frequencies close to the listed pair. The 440 V value does not affect the half-power frequencies.
How to Solve It in the Exam
Series RLC bandwidth depends on R/L, not supply voltage.
Important Exam PointFor higher accuracy use f₁f₂=f₀² together with f₂−f₁=BW.
Related Revision Path
This question sits in the revision path Signals and Systems → RLC Circuits → Resonance .