For the given figure,choose the correct option.

  • A
    The r.m.s. current in circuit $(B)$ can never be greater than that in circuit $(A)$.
  • B
    The r.m.s. current in circuit $(A)$ is always equal to that in circuit $(B)$.
  • C
    The r.m.s. current in circuit $(B)$ can be greater than in circuit $(A)$.
  • D
    At resonance,current in $(B)$ is less than that in circuit $(A)$.

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