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In an AC circuit containing, L, C and R, the voltage is ahead of current in the inductor by π/2 and the voltage is behind current in the capacitor by π/2. So, the phase difference between the voltage across inductor, VL , and the voltage across capacitor, VC , is π/2 + π/2 = π.
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