1.8 The power delivered to an element is p = 12 sin 4t W and the voltage is v = 4 sin 2t V. Find the current entering the positive terminal and the charge delivered to the element between 0 and π/4 sec.

1.8 The power delivered to an element is p = 12 sin 4t W and the voltage is v = 4 sin 2t V. Find the current entering the positive terminal and the charge delivered to the element between 0 and π/4 sec.

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