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Current and voltage in AC are I = `underset(o)(I)` sin (`omega`t + `pi`/4) and V = `underset(o)(V)` sin (`omega`t - `pi`/4), Then

A

`underset(L)(X)` > `underset( C)(X)`

B

R = 0

C

Both are correct

D

Both are wrong

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The correct Answer is:
C
Phase difference between current and voltage is `pi`/4 , with voltage leading.
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