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In the given circuit, Fig., the reading of voltmeter `V_(1)` and `V_(2)` 300 votls each. The reading of the voltemeter `V_(3)` and ammeter `A` are respectively

A

`800V, 2A`

B

`300V, 2A`

C

`220V, 2.2A`

D

`100V, 2A`

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The correct Answer is:
C
Voltage across `L` and `C` cancel out.
So, voltage across `k` is `220 V`
Again, `I_(0)=220/100A=2.2A`
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