The instantaneous values of current and voltage in a AC circuit are given by: I = 6 sin (100πt + π/4) and V=5 sin (100πt -π/4) then - VgyanHub

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The instantaneous values of current and voltage in a AC circuit are given by: I = 6 sin (100πt + π/4) and V=5 sin (100πt -π/4) then

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(a) voltage leads the current by 45 degree
(b) current leads the voltage by 90 degree
(c) voltage leads the current by 90 degree
(d) current leads the voltage by 45 degree

Answer :

(b) current leads the voltage by 90 degree

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