Question 2:(a) Consider the circuit in Fig. 2. Find i(t), vr(t), and v₁ (t).(b) If the power source v₂ (t) is changed to v₂ (t) = 100 cos(200t +30°)V, find i(t), vr(t),and v₁ (1) again.Fig.2v₁(t) =100 sin(100r)100 ΩwwwUR0.5 HooooULCopyright ©2008 Pearson Prentice Hall, Inc.V₂(1)=100 cos(100r +30°)

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