Given v1 = 20 cos(wt + 100) and v2 = -60 sin(wt + 10°) the phase difference 1 pointbetween the two sinusoids is : *v2 leads v1 by 90°v2 and v1 in phasev2 lags v1 by 20°O v2 lags v1 by 90°O v2 leads v1 by 20°

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Given v1 = 20 cos(wt + 10°) and v2 = -60 sin(wt + 10°) the phase difference %3D between the two sinusoids is :*

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Given v1 = 20 cos(wt + 100) and v2 = -60 sin(wt + 10°) the phase difference 1 point
between the two sinusoids is : *
v2 leads v1 by 90°
v2 and v1 in phase
v2 lags v1 by 20°
O v2 lags v1 by 90°
O v2 leads v1 by 20°

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