Why does a larger value of the time constant L/R produce response curves, which decays more slowly (↑τ↑w=L2/2↑t↑orR↓↑p=R2↓t↑) If a circuit contains any number of resistors and one inductor. we fix our attention on the two terminals of the inductor and determine the equivalent resistance across these terminals. The circuit is reduced to simple series case.If a circuit contains any number of resistors and one inductor, we fix our attention on the two terminals of the inductor and determine the equivalent resistance across these terminals. The circuit is reduced to simple series case. Why does a larger value of the time constant L/R produce response curves, which decays more slowly? (L↑ ↑ wL=Li 2/2↑ t↑or R ↓ ↑ p=Ri   2↓ t↑)