Well I for one don't see how you came to that conclusion. We do not know what the phase relationsip between the cirrent and voltage wave forms are. We do not know the peak value of either the current or the voltage waveform. Heck we don't even know if they are sinusoidal! We need to know what 60 degrees refers to.I think the question was poorly stated also, but it would appear to me that at 60 degrees 122.5 volts the current would be .707 amps which would put the power at 86.6 watts, or am I way off again?
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