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w To the right is a complex circuit. The maximum voltage of the source is 10 V and it has a tunable frequency. The resistors
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In this circuit, there can be seen three parallel branches, resistive, inductive and capacitive.

If current in resistive branch is at 0 degree( reference) then the current in inductive branch lags this current and the current in capacitive branch leads this current. These values of lag and lead angle depends on Reactances ( i.e. frequency).

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