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In a circuit with a capacitor and a resister using AC current, can the voltage drop across the resistor be larger than the voltage input.  Since Kirchoff's law states v(t)= v(R)+v(C) it does not seem possible, however I have the magnitudes of the voltages so they have to be added vectorially.
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