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In an LCR series circuit with a resistor of 100ohm is connected to an AC voltage Vrms = 220V and w= 300rad/sec .When capacitor is removed the current lags by 60^°.When inductors is removed ,the current leads by 60^° .What is the average power dissipated in the circuit ?

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