In an AC circuit with only resistance, voltage and current are in phase. Why does a capacitor or inductor disrupt this phase relationship?
Q1. In an AC circuit with only resistance, voltage and current are in phase. Why does a capacitor or inductor disrupt this phase relationship?
Answer: They store and release energy periodically.
Explanation: Reactance stores energy temporarily, causing phase shifts. B is incorrect because reactors do not dissipate energy.