At series resonance, voltage across L is____________voltage across C?
Correct answer: A. Equal to but opposite in phase to
- A. Equal to but opposite in phase to
- B. Equal to but in phase with
- C. Greater than but in phase with
- D. Less than but in phase with
Explanation
At series resonance, the inductive and capacitive reactances are equal, so their voltage magnitudes are equal. The inductor voltage leads current by 90° and the capacitor voltage lags by 90°, making them opposite in phase.
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