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- Find the current of the resistor in the sinusoidal steady state (use phasors). L = 2H, R = 2Ω, ?(?)=4√2cos(?+75°), ?(?)=12sin(2?)A source provides a sinusoidal current is (t) of 60 Hz to two resistors and a capacitor, so that a current ic (t) flows through this last element. a) If R2 = 1, design R1 and C so that the effective value of ic (t) is half that of is (t) and so that the phase shift between these currents is 45 °Topic: Characteristics of Sinusoids Prove the answer.
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- Describe the Step-by-step procedure for steady-state analysis of circuits with sinusoidal sources.What condition must be true of the sources. Please answer in typing format and don't copy paste from AI and short answerWrite the equation for this sinusoid in the time and phasor domainTopic: Phasors and Sinusoids Please include solutions for studying and comprehension, TYSM!!