An AC voltage is applied to a purely capacitive circuit. Just as the applied voltage is crossing the zero axis going negative, what is the value of capacitor current? Ic is at its positive peak Ic is zero Ic is at its negative peak

The Ic will be zero.

Explanation:

Capacitors have a working principal as follows:

An AC voltage increases and decreases between certain maximum and minimum points periodically. So while the AC voltage is on the positive side, the capacitor charges up and when the AC voltage crosses to the negative side, the capacitor takes over and it's current starts increasing as the current coming from the AC source decreases.

So in this case, as the AC voltage crosses zero, the capacitor current was decreasing because the AC voltage was on the positive side and it was charging. The capacitor current will be zero as well and it will start to increase when AC voltage is on the negative.

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