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Why inductor is connected in series and capacitor in parallel?

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Why inductor is connected in series and capacitor in parallel?

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In opposing parallel inductors, if the magnitudes of two inductances are equal with the perfect magnetic coupling, the equivalent inductance of two inductors will be zero, as they cancel each other. If two inductors effectively allows the current to flow through them, the total inductance is given as (L ± M) ÷ 2.

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