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a) v(t) = 100 sin 1000t V=
b) i(t) = 0.471 sin (1000t + 450°) A=
c) v(t) = 300 sin 500t =
d) i(t) = 5.2 sin (500t + 300°) A=
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Transcribed Image Text:a) v(t) = 100 sin 1000t V= b) i(t) = 0.471 sin (1000t + 450°) A= c) v(t) = 300 sin 500t = d) i(t) = 5.2 sin (500t + 300°) A= Convert in cos form
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