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Question
How is peak current \[i_m\] related to peak voltage \[v_m\] in a pure resistor AC circuit?
Options
\[i_m=\frac{R}{v_m}\]
\[i_m=\frac{v_m}{\sqrt{2}}\]
\[i_m=v_mR\]
\[i_m=\frac{v_m}{R}\]
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Solution
The coefficient of \[\sin\omega t\] in the current equation is the peak current. Therefore, \[i_m=\frac{v_m}{R}\].
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