In a purely capacitive AC circuit, all of the energy is stored in the capacitor during part of the cycle and then returned to the circuit during another part of the cycle.

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In a purely capacitive AC circuit, the capacitor stores energy in its electric field during one part of the AC cycle (when the voltage across the capacitor is increasing) and then releases this energy back into the circuit during another part of the cycle (when the voltage is decreasing), resulting in no net energy consumption over a full cycle.

In a Purely Capacitive AC Circuit, All of the Energy