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The signal V1=100 cos(500t - 30°) and the signal V2=20 sin (500t +45°) compared in phase would be a) V1 15° ahead of V2 b) V1 75° behind V2 c) V2 15° ahead of V1 d) None of the above

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The signal V1=100 cos(500t - 30°) and the signal V2=20 sin (500t +45°) compared in phase would be

a) V1 15° ahead of V2

b) V1 75° behind V2

c) V2 15° ahead of V1

d) None of the above

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