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A Series RL Circuit Is Connected to an Emf Source

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A series RL circuit is connected to an emf source of angular frequency A series RL circuit is connected to an emf source of angular frequency .The current: A) leads the applied emf by tan<sup>-1</sup>( L/R) B) lags the applied emf by tan<sup>-1</sup>( L/R) C) lags the applied emf by tan<sup>-1</sup>( R/L) D) leads the applied emf by tan<sup>-1</sup>( R/L) E) is zero .The current:


A) leads the applied emf by tan-1( 11ef00c9_0386_d8a7_bc85_1b8a7e3174ea_TB6585_11 L/R)
B) lags the applied emf by tan-1( 11ef00c9_0386_d8a7_bc85_1b8a7e3174ea_TB6585_11 L/R)
C) lags the applied emf by tan-1( 11ef00c9_0386_d8a7_bc85_1b8a7e3174ea_TB6585_11 R/L)
D) leads the applied emf by tan-1( 11ef00c9_0386_d8a7_bc85_1b8a7e3174ea_TB6585_11 R/L)
E) is zero

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