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Voltage `V_1` across the capacitor in above circuit is

A

in phase with source voltage V.

B

`90^@` ahead of source voltage V.

C

ahead of source voltage V by amount `delta` where `0 lt delta lt 90^@`

D

lags behind the source voltage V by amount `delta` where `0 lt delta lt 90^@`

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The correct Answer is:
D

Because `cos delta=R/Z=R/sqrt(R^2+X_C^2)`
(`because` Here `Z=sqrt(R^2+X_C^2)` )
`rArr 0 lt cos delta lt 1`
`rArr 0 lt cos delta lt 90^@`
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