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In a circuit, there is a series connection of an ideal resistor and an ideal capacitor. The conduction current $\text{(in Amperes)}$ through the resistor is $2\sin (t+\pi/2).$ The displacement current $\text{(in Amperes)}$ through the capacitor is ______________.

  1. $2 \sin (t)$
  2. $2 \sin (t + \pi)$
  3. $2 \sin(t + \pi/2)$
  4. $0$

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