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A capacitor with 150 Ω of capacitive reactance is across an ac source. The impedance, expressed in polar form, is

Z = 150
Z = 150∠90°Ω
Z = 150 ∠–90°Ω
Z = 150∠180°Ω

Correct Answer: Z = 150 ∠–90°Ω

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