Same current is flowing in two different $A.C.$ circuits. The first circuit contains only an inductance $(L)$ and the second contains only a capacitance $(C)$. If the frequency of the $A.C.$ source is increased in both circuits, what will happen to the current?

  • A
    increase in the first circuit and decrease in second.
  • B
    increase in both circuits.
  • C
    decrease in both circuits.
  • D
    decrease in first circuit and increase in second.

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