A sinusoidal voltage source V = 46 /115° Vrms feeds an impedance with a current I = 2 /52° Arms. The average realpower generated by the source is:Select one:а. 45.4 Wb. 82.80 WO c. 41.76 WO d. 20.70 Wе.36.89 W

Given Vrms=46∠115 Volt Irms=2 ∠52 Amp θv=115 θi=52

A sinusoidal voltage source V = 46 /115° Vms feeds an impedance with a current I = 2 /52° Ams- The average real power generated by the source is: Select one: a. 45.4 W b. 82.80 W O c. 41.76 W O d. 20.70 W O e. 36.89 W

A sinusoidal voltage source V = 46 /115° Vms feeds an impedance with a current I = 2 /52° Ams- The average real power generated by the source is: Select one: a. 45.4 W b. 82.80 W O c. 41.76 W O d. 20.70 W O e. 36.89 W

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A sinusoidal voltage source V = 46 /115° Vrms feeds an impedance with a current I = 2 /52° Arms. The average real
power generated by the source is:
Select one:
а. 45.4 W
b. 82.80 W
O c. 41.76 W
O d. 20.70 W
е.
36.89 W

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