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विशुद्ध प्रतिरोधक युक्त AC परिपथ में वोल्टता और धारा के बीच कलांतर कितना
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What is the phase difference between voltage and current in an AC
circuit with pure resistor?​

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Answered by nirman95
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The phase difference between voltage and current in a PURELY RESISTIVE AC CIRCUIT is Zero degree (0°).

But why ?

Let voltage be :

V =  V_{0} \sin( \omega t)

Now, let resistance be R, so current will be:

i =  \dfrac{V}{R}

 \implies \: i =    \dfrac{V_{0} \sin( \omega t)}{R}

 \implies \: i =    \dfrac{V_{0}}{R}  \sin( \omega t)

 \implies \: i = i_{0} \sin( \omega t)

So, both current and voltage are in same phase, so phase difference is 0°.

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