Given the graph below, what can be inferred about the voltage and current in a circuit with an AC source? 1. Their value changes with time. 2. The current and voltage are out of phase. 3. Their value may become zero even if the circuit is closed.

Given the graph below, what can be inferred about the voltage and current in a circuit with an AC source? 1. Their value changes with time. 2. The current and voltage are out of phase. 3. Their value may become zero even if the circuit is closed.

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Chapter33: Alternating Current Circuits

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Problem 33.9CQ

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Given the graph below, what can be inferred about the voltage and current in a
circuit with an AC source?
1. Their value changes with time.
2. The current and voltage are out of phase.
3. Their value may become zero even if the circuit is closed.
O a. I, Il and II
O b. Il only
O c.I and III only
O d. I only

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