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Problem 1: Given v(1)=70.71sin (@1+45°) and i(t)=28.28 co a) Maximum voltage and current b) RMS values c) Phasor representation in polar form

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.3MCQ: If a phasor representation of a current is given by I=70.745A, it is equivalent to a. 100e/45 b....

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Problem 1:
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v(t)=70.71sin (wt+45°) and
i(t)=28.28 cos(wt-15°) ; determine the following
a) Maximum voltage and current
b) RMS values
c) Phasor representation in polar form
d) Phasor representation in rectangular form
e) Power factor
f) Is the circuit capacitive or inductive?

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