What are the parameters in the voltage equation for finding power and current?

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1. A 50. 0 Ω resistance has a voltage v = 115.0 sin 185t (V). Find the corresponding current i and power p.



2. Voltage(V)=current(I)*resistance(R)



3. I don't know what 115.0 and 185 are..? Except that all is well..

Please tell me what are the parameters in V equation in the problem..
 
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115.0 is the amplitude of the voltage, units are (or should be) volts.

185 is the angular frequency for the sine function. It's units are (or should be) radians/second.
 
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