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In the shown AC circuit phase different between current `I_(1)` and `I_(2)` is

A

a.`(pi)/(2)-tan^(-1).(x_(L))/(R)`

B

b.`tan^(-1)-(X_(L)-X_(C))/(R)`

C

c.`(pi)/(2)+tan^(-1).(x_(L))/(R)`

D

d.`tan^(-1).(X_(L)-X_(C))/(R)+(pi)/(2)`

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C
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