In the given i-V graph of an a.c. circuit, the circuit may be

Question

In the given i-V graph of an a.c. circuit, the circuit may be (A) Purely inductive (B) Purely capacitive (C) Purely resistive (D) Combination of resistive and inductive

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Current leads voltage by phase angle (π/2)

Q. In the given i-V graph of an a.c. circuit, the circuit may be

Purely inductive

Purely capacitive

Purely resistive

Combination of resistive and inductive

Current leads voltage by phase angle $\frac{π}{2}$

Q. In the given i-V graph of an a.c. circuit, the circuit may be

Purely inductive

Purely capacitive

Purely resistive

Combination of resistive and inductive

Current leads voltage by phase angle 2π​

Current leads voltage by phase angle $\frac{π}{2}$