The phase difference between the active component of an impedance parallel circuit and the voltage in the network is __________

A)
0
B)
90
C)
180
D)
360

Correct Answer : Option (A) :   0

Explanation : The active component in an impedance parallel network will always be in phase with the voltage in the circuit. Hence the phase difference is 0.

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