! A. vo(t) = 2, 79 sin(2t + 170,36°) VConsider a circuit with an aperational gmplifierO B. vo(t) = 1, 56 cos(2t – 37,32°) VR, =15&C. vo(t) = 1, 78 cos(2t + 80,36°) VRq = 1S¢ 6=0, 1FD. vo(t) = 3, 28 cos(2t – 118°) VL=4Hv,(t)E. vo(t) = 2, 79 sin(2t + 97,76°) V(t)O F. vo(t) = 3, 28 sin(2t – 80,36°) VWhat is the value of Vo(t) when Vs(t) = |0 cas (2t)V

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O A. vo(t) = 2, 79 sin(2t + 170,36°) V Consider a circvit with an gorational amplificn B. v.(t) = 1, 56 cos(2t – 37,32°) V Ri = 158 C O C. v.(t) = 1, 78 cos(2t + 80,36°) V Rq = 15& 6= 0, 1f D. v.(t) = 3, 28 cos(2t – 118°) V E. vo(t) = 2, 79 sin(2t + 97,76°) V (t) O F. vo(t) = 3, 28 sin(2t – 80,36°) V What is the value of Vo(t) when Vs(t) = 10 cas (2t)V

O A. vo(t) = 2, 79 sin(2t + 170,36°) V Consider a circvit with an gorational amplificn B. v.(t) = 1, 56 cos(2t – 37,32°) V Ri = 158 C O C. v.(t) = 1, 78 cos(2t + 80,36°) V Rq = 15& 6= 0, 1f D. v.(t) = 3, 28 cos(2t – 118°) V E. vo(t) = 2, 79 sin(2t + 97,76°) V (t) O F. vo(t) = 3, 28 sin(2t – 80,36°) V What is the value of Vo(t) when Vs(t) = 10 cas (2t)V

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