What describes the behavior of a purely inductive circuit in terms of power consumption?

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It continuously draws power from the sourceIt never draws any power from the supplyIt absorbs power during part of the cycle and returns it to the source in the remaining partNone of the aboveNot applicable

Explanation

A purely inductive circuit does not consume net power over time. Instead, it alternately stores energy in its magnetic field during one portion of the AC cycle and releases it back to the source during the other portion, resulting in zero average power consumption.