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1.	What is the source voltage applied across a loop containing a resistor of 500 ohm and capacitor of 10 microfarads in series when a current of 0.02 ampere flows across the circuit? Given that the voltage drop across capacitor is 2 Volts.
A.	12 Volts
B.	4 Volts
C.	6 Volts
D.	8 Volts
Answer» B. 4 Volts

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