Given V = 20 sin (50t - 10°) and I = 20 cos (50trt - 22°). Calculate the phase difference between the two waves and determine which one leads. Select one: O 78.0 degrees, I leads V O 32.00 degrees, I leads V O -32.00 degrees, V leads I O 78.00 degrees, V leads I

Given V = 20 sin (50t - 10°) and I = 20 cos (50trt - 22°). Calculate the phase difference between the two waves and determine which one leads. Select one: O 78.0 degrees, I leads V O 32.00 degrees, I leads V O -32.00 degrees, V leads I O 78.00 degrees, V leads I

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Given V = 20 sin (50trt - 10°) and I = 20 cos (50Trt - 22°). Calculate the
phase difference between the two waves and determine which one
leads.
Select one:
O 78.0 degrees, I leads V
-32.00 degrees, I leads V
-32.00 degrees, V leads I
78.00 degrees, V leads I

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