In a purely inductive circuit, the inductor voltage andinductor current are 90 degrees out of phase.Which of the following apply to a purely inductivecircuit?voltage lags current by 90 degreesO current leads voltage by 90 degreesvoltage leads current by 90 degreesO current lags voltage by 90 degrees

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In a purely inductive circuit, the inductor voltage and inductor current are 90 degrees out of phase. Which of the following apply to a purely inductive circuit? V voltage lags current by 90 degrees O current leads voltage by 90 degrees O voltage leads current by 90 degrees current lags voltage by 90 degrees

In a purely inductive circuit, the inductor voltage and inductor current are 90 degrees out of phase. Which of the following apply to a purely inductive circuit? V voltage lags current by 90 degrees O current leads voltage by 90 degrees O voltage leads current by 90 degrees current lags voltage by 90 degrees

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