What is the phase difference for voltage and current in a capacitor only circuit?

February 3, 2022

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What is the phase difference for voltage and current in a capacitor only circuit?

Q. What is the phase difference for voltage and current in a capacitor only circuit?

A. The voltage lead by 90 degrees

B. The current lead by 90 degrees

C. The voltage lag by 180 degrees

D. The voltage and current has no phase differences.

Answer: The current lead by 90 degrees.

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