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the imaginary i or j which is equivalent to square root of -1 has a phase difference of ____ with real number 1. what's the answer? choices are:
a.)0 degrees, along or within the force
b.)90 degrees
c.)360 degrees, one complete revolution
d.)180 degrees
e.)45 degrees, horizontal and vertical components are equal
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10 years ago

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Steve
I see you are not about to do anything more than repost your question.

IT'S 90 DEGREES!
10 years ago

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