In an AC circuit containing a resistance load only: a. Does the current reach its maximum peak value at the same instant in time as does the voltage? b. Does the current reach its minimum value at the same instant in time as does the voltage?

In an AC circuit containing a resistance load only: a. Does the current reach its maximum peak value at the same instant in time as does the voltage? b. Does the current reach its minimum value at the same instant in time as does the voltage?

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In an AC circuit containing a resistance load only:
a. Does the current reach its maximum peak value at the same instant in time
as does the voltage?
b. Does the current reach its minimum value at the same instant in time as does
the voltage?

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