Q) solve exersice The response of a system is given by x() = 0.003 cos (302) + 0.004 sin(30) m Determine (a) the amplitude of motion, (b) the period of motion, (c) the frequency in Hz, (d) the frequency in rad/s, (e) the frequency in rpm, (f) the phase angle, and (g) the response in the form of Equation (1.12)

Q) solve exersice The response of a system is given by x() = 0.003 cos (302) + 0.004 sin(30) m Determine (a) the amplitude of motion, (b) the period of motion, (c) the frequency in Hz, (d) the frequency in rad/s, (e) the frequency in rpm, (f) the phase angle, and (g) the response in the form of Equation (1.12)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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