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When we draw à phásór tó geometrically represent current and potential difference in driven AC circuits, then the instanteneous value of the quantity being represented is given by the

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When we draw a phasor to geometrically
represent current and potential difference in
driven AC circuits, then the instanteneous
value of the quantity being represented is
given by the
O a. projection of the phasor on the
horizontal axis
o b. length of the phasor
O c. rotation angle of the phasor
o d. projection of the phasor on the
vertical axis

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