In RLC series AC circuit if the applied frequency is less than the resonance frequency then which is true?

Correct answer: D. All of the above

  • A. The circuit behaves as a capacitive circuit
  • B. Xc > XL
  • C. Current leads the voltage
  • D. All of the above

Explanation

In an RLC series circuit, when the applied frequency is less than the resonance frequency, the capacitive reactance is greater than the inductive reactance (Xc > XL), causing the circuit to behave as a capacitive circuit. In such scenarios, the current leads the voltage. Thus, all the options provided are correct, which makes Option D the correct choice. Each of the other options individually describes an aspect of the circuit's behavior under these conditions.

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