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A series RC circuit has R = $\frac{125}{\sqrt{3}}\ \Omega$, C = $\frac{40}{\pi}\ \mu F$, and f = 100 Hz. Find phase difference between current and voltage.}
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In RC circuits, current leads voltage.
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