When a circuit containing both resistance and inductance is connected to an alternating current circuit, the voltage and current will be out of phase with each other between ____ degrees.
A) 180 to 270
B) 0 to 90
C) 0 to 180
D) 90 to 180

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In a circuit containing both resistance and inductance connected to an alternating current, the phase difference between the voltage and current can range from 0 to 90 degrees. This is because the inductor causes the current to lag behind the voltage.

When a Circuit Containing Both Resistance and Inductance Is Connected