The current will lag the voltage in AC circuit that contains both resistance and inductance.
Answer: C
Explanation
There is no inductance only circuits in reality.
The circuits containing inductance has also a lower amount of resistance.
The current flows in both resistance and inductance.
There is a drop in the total voltage in resistance and inductance giving rise to the voltage applied in the coil when connected in a series.
An example being inductance coil an AC circuit connected to both resistance and inductance in series.
From the vector diagram, this conclusion can be drawn.
a= the force of gravity b= the amount of bicker to maple syrup ratio
Answer:
89375 N
Explanation:
Rearrange the formula for normal stress for F:
Convert given values to base units:
275 MPa = 
Pa
325 
= 0.000325 
Substituting in given values:
F = 
N
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<em>What Member function places a new node at the end of the linked list?
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appendNode
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The appendNode() member function places a new node at the end of the linked list. The appendNode() requires an integer representing the current data of the node.
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Subject: Coding (?)
Grade: College
Keywords: Function, linked list, appendNode, integer
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Answer:
cout<<"''<<user_word<<"' "<<user_number;
Explanation:
The above question was answered using C++ programming language.
The keyword cout represents print and it carries out print operation only.
It prints all variable in front of it.
Assume the values of user_word and user_number to be Charles and 20, respectively.
The output of the above instruction would be
'Charles' 20 just as it is in the sample output in the question.
In java programming language, it is
System.out.print("'"+user_word+"' "+user_number);
In Qbasic, it is
PRINT "'"+user_word+"' "+ user_number
