For three circuit elements $A, B$ and $C$,following observations were made in lab:
$(a)$ element $A$ cannot conduct $d.c.$ but allows $a.c.$ through it.
$(b)$ element $B$ conducts both $AC$ and $DC$ but in one direction only.
$(c)$ Element $C$,when connected across $DC$,conducts only for one polarity and emits light whose intensity first increases and then decreases with increase in applied voltage.
The elements $A, B$ and $C$ are respectively identified as

  • A
    Diode,$\text{LED}$,capacitor
  • B
    Capacitor,diode,$\text{LED}$
  • C
    Diode,resistor,capacitor
  • D
    Capacitor,$\text{LED}$,diode

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