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148. What is the measure of the opposition that a magnetic circuit offers to the magnetic lines of force (flux) called?
Reluctance is the correct answer; it defines the opposition a magnetic circuit presents to magnetic flux, analogous to electrical resistance. Inductance opposes changes in current, resistance opposes electric current, and impedance applies to alternating current, none of which directly measure magnetic circuit opposition to flux.
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