can you explain how to answer this question
let I is the the current through the ckt.
Ic = IL = I (because they are in series)
we know,
VC = I*XC
VL = I*XL
so,
XL/XC = VL/VC
XL = (96/64)*XC
XL = 1.5*XC
so, XL > XC
we know phase angle, theta = tan^-1( (XL-XC)/R)
here theta is positive.
It means voltage leads the current in the ckt.
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