Question

1. when an inductor that lacks a color code or other value identification is used, its value is normally verified by

a a data book
b a schematic
c a multimeter
d a henry meter

Explanation:

A multimeter can measure electrical properties like inductance to verify the value of an inductor without color - code or other identification. A data book may not have the specific in - hand inductor's value, a schematic only shows the intended value not the actual value of the physical inductor, and a henry meter is not a common standard instrument like a multimeter for general electrical measurements.

Answer:

C. a multimeter