$L$, $C$ and $R$ are connected in series to an $A.C.$ source. Which one of the following is true? Phase relation between current and voltage is such that

  • A
    both are out of phase with each other in $R$.
  • B
    both are in phase in $L$ and out of phase in $C$.
  • C
    both are out of phase in $L$ and in phase in $C$.
  • D
    both are out of phase in both $C$ and $L$.

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