The phasor of the impedance of an AC circuit has no vertical component. What does this mean? there are no reactive components in the AC circuit the resistance of the circuit is equal to the reactance of the reactive components the inductive reactance and capacitive reactance are equal in magnitude there are no inductors in the circuit

The phasor of the impedance of an AC circuit has no vertical component. What does this mean? there are no reactive components in the AC circuit the resistance of the circuit is equal to the reactance of the reactive components the inductive reactance and capacitive reactance are equal in magnitude there are no inductors in the circuit

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The phasor of the impedance of an AC circuit has no vertical component.
What does this mean?
there are no reactive components in the AC circuit
the resistance of the circuit is equal to the reactance of the reactive components
the inductive reactance and capacitive reactance are equal in magnitude
there are no inductors in the circuit

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