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In a series `LCR` circuit the frequency of a `10 V`, `AC` voltage source is adjusted in such a fashion that the reactance of the inductor measures `15 Omega` and that of the capacitor `11 Omega`. If `R = 3 Omega`, the potentail difference across the series combination of `L` and `C`will be:

A

8 V

B

10 V

C

22 V

D

52 V

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