The phase angle of a parallel R-L circuit is also equal to the angle whose cosine is the ratio of
A) conductance to admittance.
B) admittance to conductance.
C) conductance to susceptance.
D) susceptance to conductance.

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The phase angle in a parallel R-L circuit is equal to the angle whose cosine is the ratio of conductance to admittance. This is because conductance represents the real part of the admittance in such circuits, and the phase angle is determined by the ratio of the real part to the magnitude of the complex admittance.

The Phase Angle of a Parallel R-L Circuit Is Also