In a resistive-inductive parallel circuit, the current flow through the resistor will be ____ phase with the voltage.
A) 90 degrees out of
B) 180 degrees out of
C) 270 degrees out of
D) in

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In a resistive-inductive parallel circuit, the current through the resistor is in phase with the voltage across it because resistors do not cause a phase shift between voltage and current.

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