In the circuit shown in the Figure, the voltage across resistance R, box A and box B are represented as `v_(R)=vsin(omegat),v_(A)=sqrt(2)Vsin(omegat+(pi)/(4))and` `v_(B)=vsin(omegat+(pi)/(2))`Find the phase difference between current and the applied voltage.
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