In the following phasor diagram90°VO a. voltage lagsO b. 'v' and T' are in phaseO c. voltage leadsO d. current leads

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In the following phasor diagram 90° V O a. voltage lags O b. 'v' and l' are in phase O c. voltage leads O d. current leads

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In the following phasor diagram
90°
V
O a. voltage lags
O b. 'v' and T' are in phase
O c. voltage leads
O d. current leads

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