If a current I given by I- I 0 sin - t- -2 flows in inductance in an AC circuit which an A-C potential E- E 0 sin- t has been applied- then power consumption P in the circuit will be

The correct option is C zero P=V_r.m.s×I_r.m.s× nbsp;cosϕ nbsp; =12E_0×I_0cosπ/2 nbsp; =0 ...

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If a current $I$ given by $I = I_{0} sin (ω t - π / 2)$ flows in inductance in an AC circuit which an A.C potential $E = E_{0} sin ω t$ has been applied, then power consumption $P$ in the circuit will be

P = E_{0} I_{0} / \sqrt{2}

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P = E I / \sqrt{2}

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P = E_{0} I_{0} / 2

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