What will happen to the current in the resistor if the frequency increases? What effect does changing the amplitude of the voltage to the current in the resistor? What effect does changing the frequency of the input signal to the current in the resistor?

What will happen to the current in the resistor if the frequency increases? What effect does changing the amplitude of the voltage to the current in the resistor? What effect does changing the frequency of the input signal to the current in the resistor?

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