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In a purely r...
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In a purely resistive AC circuit

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voltage leads current
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voltage lags current
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C
voltage and current are in same phase
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nothing can be said
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The correct option is C voltage and current are in same phase
Resistor are material based components unlike capacitor and inductor they do not depend on their other parameters of voltage source so they have the same phase both for voltage and current.

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