i=c(derivative of voltage across the capacitor) if v=sin(wt) i=cw cos(wt)

how do u say voltage in capacitor lags by 90degrees in an
inductor?

Question Posted / dsmd

Answer Posted / dsmd

i=c(derivative of voltage across the capacitor)
if v=sin(wt)
i=cw cos(wt)
i=cw sin(wt+90)
thus -------------------------------

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