In a resistor
A) V leads I
B) I leads V
C) V and I are always in phase
D) V and I are never in phase

Name: In a resistor A) V leads I B) I leads V C) V and I are always in phase D) V and I are never in phase
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In a resistor, voltage (V) and current (I) are always in phase, meaning they reach their maximum, minimum, and zero points simultaneously. This is because the resistor does not introduce any phase shift between the voltage across it and the current flowing through it.

In a Resistor