Understanding Voltage Distribution in an Electrical Circuit Logic

[Evales]

Trying to study in preparation for an exam, I've been told that I need to consider the circuits a little more. So in this circuit:

Would the voltage across the resistor be the voltage across V₀? Or would it be the voltage across the inductor because the capacitor is keeping the resistor from being parallel to V₀?

 

[RoshanBBQ]

Trying to study in preparation for an exam, I've been told that I need to consider the circuits a little more. So in this circuit:

Would the voltage across the resistor be the voltage across V₀? Or would it be the voltage across the inductor because the capacitor is keeping the resistor from being parallel to V₀?

It's the voltage across the inductor.

 

[Evales]

Thanks! I thought so, just wanted to make sure that I wasn't making it too hard for myself, that tends to be the case unfortunately. Haha

 

[NascentOxygen]

Would the voltage across the resistor be the voltage across V₀?

No. The voltage across the resistor is 16.cos(377t+45°)

Or would it be the voltage across the inductor because the capacitor is keeping the resistor from being parallel to V₀?

v_o(t) is the voltage across the inductor.