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    Energy can be stored in both capacitors and inductors. Capacitors store energy in the electric field formed between its charged plates, with more energy stored as the capacitor charges. Inductors store energy in magnetic field form when an electric current is passed through the inductor.

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    Energy can be stored in both capacitors and inductors. Capacitors store energy in the electric field formed between its charged plates, with more energy stored as the capacitor charges. Inductors store energy in magnetic field form when an electric current is passed through the inductor.

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    What Is An Isotropic Material

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    Energy can be stored in both capacitors and inductors. Capacitors store energy in the electric field formed between its charged plates, with more energy stored as the capacitor charges. Inductors store energy in magnetic field form when an electric current is passed through the inductor.

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    Energy stored in a capacitor:

    - The electrical field formed between the plates of a charged capacitor stores energy. The
    electrical field increases as the capacitor charges. 

    Energy stored in the inductor:

    - An inductor stores enrgy in magnetic field form when an electric current is flowing through it.

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