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The instantaneous power supplied to a circuit is a product of the _ and _.

Correct answer: A. Instantaneous current, instantaneous voltage

  • A. Instantaneous current, instantaneous voltage
  • B. Instantaneous power, instantaneous voltage
  • C. instantaneous voltage, instantaneous conductance
  • D. Instantaneous current, instantaneous power

Explanation

The instantaneous power (P) supplied to a circuit is the product of the instantaneous current (I) and instantaneous voltage (V):P = V x IThis is known as the power equation, and it shows that power is the product of the voltage and current at any given instant in time

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