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In an a.c. Circuit the voltage applied is `E=E_(0) sin (omega)t`. The resulting current in the circuit is `I=I_(0)sin((omega)t-(pi/2))`. The power consumption in the circuit is given by

A

`p=(E_(0)I_(0))/sqrt(2)`

B

P = zero

C

`P=(E_(0)I_(0))/2`

D

`P=sqrt(2)E_(0)I_(0)`

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