In a pure capacitance circuit, when the applied voltage, charge, and impressed voltage reach zero at 180 degrees, the current flow is ____ in the negative direction.

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In a pure capacitance circuit, the current leads the voltage by 90 degrees. Therefore, when the applied voltage (and thus the charge and impressed voltage) reaches zero, the current is at its peak, but in the opposite direction, meaning it is at its maximum in the negative direction.

In a Pure Capacitance Circuit, When the Applied Voltage, Charge