1. **Problem Statement:**
Calculate the impedance of the inductor alone with inductive reactance $X_L=16\ \Omega$.
2. **Formula and Rules:**
- The impedance of a pure inductor is purely imaginary and given by:
$$Z_L = jX_L$$
where $j$ is the imaginary unit and $X_L$ is the inductive reactance.
3. **Calculate the impedance of the inductor:**
Given $X_L = 16\ \Omega$, the impedance is:
$$Z_L = j16\ \Omega$$
4. **Interpretation:**
- This means the inductor's impedance has zero real part (no resistance), and the entire impedance is reactive.
- The phase angle of the inductor's impedance is $90^\circ$ because it is purely imaginary and positive.
**Final answer:**
- Impedance of the inductor: $Z_L = j16\ \Omega$
- Magnitude: $|Z_L| = 16\ \Omega$
- Phase angle: $90^\circ$
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