372CHAPTER 8 A C STEADY-STATE ANALYSIS8.27 Calculate i,(1) and i,(t) in Fig. P8.27.0.025 Fi,(1)(1)*a50 cos 10t V10 N0.4 H0.75 v (1)0.05 F0.5 HFigure P8.2728 Find v, (t) in the network in Fig. P8.28.0.008 F

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CHAPTER 8 A C STEADY-STATE ANALYSIS
8.27 Calculate i,(1) and i,(t) in Fig. P8.27.
0.025 F
i,(1)
(1)*a
50 cos 10t V
10 N
0.4 H
0.75 v (1)
0.05 F
0.5 H
Figure P8.27
28 Find v, (t) in the network in Fig. P8.28.
0.008 F

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