Find the steady-state expression for v.(t) in the circuit shown by using the technique of source transformations. The sinusoidal voltage sources are v1 = 240 cos (4000t + 53.13°) V, V2 = 96 sin 4000t V. 15 mH 20 Ω 30 Ω 25/6 µF V2

Find the steady-state expression for v.(t) in the circuit shown by using the technique of source transformations. The sinusoidal voltage sources are v1 = 240 cos (4000t + 53.13°) V, V2 = 96 sin 4000t V. 15 mH 20 Ω 30 Ω 25/6 µF V2

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