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For the sinusoidal waveforms of the following set, v = 3 sin(wt + 150° & i = -2 cos(wt+ 60°) What is the phase relationship between them? What is the amount of power delivered?

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v = 3 sin(wt + 150° & i = -2 cos(wt+ 60°)
What is the phase relationship between them? What is the amount of power delivered?

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