The sinusoidal signal given by v(t)=5*cos(2 pi*18"t+ 66): . a) its amplitude, . b) Frequency. . c) Angular velocity, . d) phase angle, . e) Rms (effective) value, . f) its peak-to-peak value, Which of the following is given correctly. The sinusoidal sign given by v(t)=5*cos(2*pi*18*t +66) is . a) its amplitude, • b) Frequency, . c) Angular frequency, . d) phase angle, . e) Rms (effective) value, . f) peak-to-peak value, Which of the following is given correctly? O a. Vm=5V, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-10.00V b. Vm=3.54A, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=18 degrees, Vrms=5V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-10.00V O c. Vm=3.54V, f=113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=-5 degrees, Vrms=5V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-10.00V O D. Vm=5V, f=113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=56.52 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak=10.00V O to. Vm=5V, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-2.50V O f. Vm=3.54V, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=5V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-2.50V O g. Vm=5V, f-113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak=2.50V O h. Vm=3.54V, f=113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=7.07V, v(t)peak-tp-peak=2.50V Clear my selection

The sinusoidal signal given by v(t)=5cos(2 pi18"t+ 66): . a) its amplitude, . b) Frequency. . c) Angular velocity, . d) phase angle, . e) Rms (effective) value, . f) its peak-to-peak value, Which of the following is given correctly. The sinusoidal sign given by v(t)=5cos(2pi18t +66) is . a) its amplitude, • b) Frequency, . c) Angular frequency, . d) phase angle, . e) Rms (effective) value, . f) peak-to-peak value, Which of the following is given correctly? O a. Vm=5V, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-10.00V b. Vm=3.54A, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=18 degrees, Vrms=5V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-10.00V O c. Vm=3.54V, f=113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=-5 degrees, Vrms=5V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-10.00V O D. Vm=5V, f=113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=56.52 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak=10.00V O to. Vm=5V, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-2.50V O f. Vm=3.54V, f=18Hz, w=113.04rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=5V, v(t)peak-tp-peak-2.50V O g. Vm=5V, f-113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=3.54V, v(t)peak-tp-peak=2.50V O h. Vm=3.54V, f=113.04Hz, w=18rad/s, theta=66 degrees, Vrms=7.07V, v(t)peak-tp-peak=2.50V Clear my selection

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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