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Alternating voltage (V) is represented by the equation
whrere `V_(m)` is the peak voltage

A

`V_(t)=V_(m)e^(omega t)`

B

`V_(t)=V_(m) sin omega t`

C

`V(t)=V_(m) cot omega t`

D

`V(t)=V_(m)tant omega t`

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B
The equation of alternating voltange is `V(t) = V_(m) sin omega t`
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