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PRS Questions: Driven RLC Circuits Classes 27 & 28 PRS: Leading or Lagging? The plot shows the driving voltage V (black curve) and the current I (red curve) in a driven RLC circuit. In this circuit, 0-.. 1. The current leads the voltage - 0"- 2. The current lags the voltage 3. Don't have a clue PRS: Leading or Lagging? The graph shows current versus voltage in a driven RLC circuit at a given driving frequency. In this plot / COMRfJH /' VOLTAGE ""''''' 0"- 1. The current leads the voltage by about 45" 0% 2. The current lags the voltage by about 45" ~ 0% 3. The current and the voltage are In phase ,M 0% 4. Don:t have a clue. ~ Class 31 14
ill PRS: Leading or Lagging? The graph shows '''''"'''' l I "' current versus voltage in a driven RLC circuit at a given driving ""''''' frequency. In this plot \.. / D ~. 1. Current lags voltage by -90 0 0% 2 . Current leads voltage by -90 0 .J 0% 3. Current and voltage are almost in phase .. ~ 4. Not enough info (but they aren't in phase!) ..,., 5. I don't know "1-41 PRS: Leading or Lagging The graph shows the current versus the voltage In a driven RLC circuit at a given driving frequency. In this plot '------,.. 0% 1. Current lags voltage by - 9{)" 0% 2. Current leads voltage by -900 0% 3. Current and voltage are almost in phase 0%
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