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Standard X
Physics
Resistance and Ohm's Law
Match the fol...
Question
Match the following two columns for a series AC circuit.
Column
I
Column
II
a
.
Only
C
in the circuit
b
.
Only
L
in the circuit
c
.
Only
R
in the circuit
p
.
Current will lead
q
.
Voltage will lead
r
.
ϕ
=
90
∘
s
.
ϕ
=
0
∘
ϕ
is the phase difference between current and voltage.
A
a
→
p
,
r
;
b
→
q
,
r
;
c
→
s
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B
a
→
p
;
b
→
q
;
c
→
s
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C
a
→
p
,
r
;
b
→
q
;
c
→
s
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D
a
→
p
;
b
→
q
,
r
;
c
→
s
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Solution
The correct option is
A
a
→
p
,
r
;
b
→
q
,
r
;
c
→
s
We know that -
(
i
)
In pure capacitive circuit, current leads ahead the voltage by
ϕ
=
90
∘
(
i
i
)
In pure inductive circuit, voltage leads ahead the current by
ϕ
=
90
∘
(
i
i
i
)
In pure resistive circuit, current and voltage are in the same phase
i
.
e
.
ϕ
=
0
∘
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