1.7 For each of the following RMS cosine referenced phasors write the corre- sponding signal as a function of time. In each case what is the value of the signal at T, where T, is the period of the sinusoid. (а) 240Z-30°, f = 133 Hz (b) 1 = 1500e(#/4) period T, = 20 ms (c) = = 6134 +j1644,ƒ = 50 Hz

1.7 For each of the following RMS cosine referenced phasors write the corre- sponding signal as a function of time. In each case what is the value of the signal at T, where T, is the period of the sinusoid. (а) 240Z-30°, f = 133 Hz (b) 1 = 1500e(#/4) period T, = 20 ms (c) = = 6134 +j1644,ƒ = 50 Hz

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