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A series circuit consists of a resistance of `15 Omega`, an inductance of 0.08H and a capacitor of capacitance `30 mu F`. The applied voltage has frequency of `500 rad//s`. Does the current lead or lag the apllied voltage and by what angle.

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`60.65^(@)` lead
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