(3) The system is in steady state. Find ia(t). (In your answer, combine cosines/sines with the same frequency. So for each frequency, there should be only one cosine wave.) ia(t) 202 www i₁ (↑) √2 cos (1000t + V2 +1 3 mH 500 µF ia 377) V1 - 2 A - i₁ (t) = sin(1000t) A v₁ (t) = 2 · cos(1000t + π) V v₂(t) = 4 V

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(3) The system is in steady state. Find ia(t). (In your answer, combine cosines/sines with the
same frequency. So for each frequency, there should be only one cosine wave.)
√2 cos (1000t+³7)
ia(t)
202
www
i₁ (↑)
V2
+1
3 mH
500 μµF
ia
V1
- 2 A
-
i₁ (t) = sin(1000t) A
v₁ (t) = 2 · cos(1000t + π) V
v₂(t) = 4 V
Transcribed Image Text:(3) The system is in steady state. Find ia(t). (In your answer, combine cosines/sines with the same frequency. So for each frequency, there should be only one cosine wave.) √2 cos (1000t+³7) ia(t) 202 www i₁ (↑) V2 +1 3 mH 500 μµF ia V1 - 2 A - i₁ (t) = sin(1000t) A v₁ (t) = 2 · cos(1000t + π) V v₂(t) = 4 V
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