How to calculate signal and noise power

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hello,
i have a signal current I(t)=Acos(wt+theta)
How can i calculate the signal power and noise power individually?

thanks
Reza
 
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Signal power is given by <I^2>/R = A^2 / (2*R). Your equation has no noise.
 
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