When current rises and falls at the same rate as the voltage and reverses the direction of flow when the voltage reverses polarity, the current is said to be _____ with the voltage.
A) in phase
B) out of phase
C) in leading phase
D) in lagging phase

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When current and voltage rise and fall at the same rate and reverse direction simultaneously, they are said to be "in phase," indicating that their phases match exactly over time.

When Current Rises and Falls at the Same Rate as the Voltage