An ideal inductor of 50 mH is connected in series with a 175 microfarad capacitor. The combination is then connected across a 120 V variable frequency AC source. At what frequency will this circuit take a leading current of 5 A?

An ideal inductor of 50 mH is connected in series with a 175 microfarad capacitor. The combination is then connected across a 120 V variable frequency AC source. At what frequency will this circuit take a leading current of 5 A?

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