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A resistance of `10Omega` is joined in series with an inductance of 0.5H. What capacitance should be put in series with the combination to obtain the maximum current ? What will be this maximum current ? What will be the potential difference across the resistance, inductance and capacitance ? The current is being supplied by 200 V, 50Hz AC mains.

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