Obtain the phasor notation of the following time-harmonic functions with an angular frequency of w (if it's possible): (a) V (t) = 6sin(wt – n/5), (b) V(t) = 20 cos(60nt – 60°). (c) I(t) = 2sin2 (wt) + 2cos2 (wt), (d) V (t) = sin(wt +n/3)sin(wt +1/6), (e) U(t) = -5 sin(wt)-2cos(@t), (f) D(t) = 1-sin(@t).

Obtain the phasor notation of the following time-harmonic functions with an angular frequency of w (if it's possible): (a) V (t) = 6sin(wt – n/5), (b) V(t) = 20 cos(60nt – 60°). (c) I(t) = 2sin2 (wt) + 2cos2 (wt), (d) V (t) = sin(wt +n/3)sin(wt +1/6), (e) U(t) = -5 sin(wt)-2cos(@t), (f) D(t) = 1-sin(@t).

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter3: Oscillations

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Problem 3.32P: Obtain the response of a linear oscillator to a step function and to an impulse function (in the...

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