A sinusoidal current i1(t) has a phase angle of 30°. Furthermore, i1(t) attains its positive peak 2 ms earlier than current i2(t) does. Both currents have a frequency of 200 Hz. Determine the phase angle of i2(t).

A sinusoidal current i1(t) has a phase angle of 30°. Furthermore, i1(t) attains its positive peak 2 ms earlier than current i2(t) does. Both currents have a frequency of 200 Hz. Determine the phase angle of i2(t).

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