For the following waveforms: i = 2 sin(wt – 60°) v =-50sin(wt + 30°) The relationship between the two waveforms is: a) the current leads the voltage by 90° b) the current lags the voltage by 90° c) the current and the voltage are in phase

For the following waveforms: i = 2 sin(wt – 60°) v =-50sin(wt + 30°) The relationship between the two waveforms is: a) the current leads the voltage by 90° b) the current lags the voltage by 90° c) the current and the voltage are in phase

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For the following waveforms:
i = 2 sin(wt – 60°)
v =-50sin(wt + 30°)
The relationship between the two waveforms is:
a) the current leads the voltage by 90°
b) the current lags the voltage by 90
the current and the voltage are in phase

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