Using the information below; V, lags V, by:V¼(t) = 120 cos(113t – 40)V2 (t) = 120 cos(113t + 40)V3 (t) = 1.2 sin(113t + 20)V, (t) = 1.5 cos(113t – 70)Vs (t) = -0.1 sin(113t – 110)V& (t) = -0.8 cos(113t – 100)%3D

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Using the information below; V, lags V, by: V,(t) = 120 cos(113t – 40) V½ (t) = 120 cos(113t + 40) V3 (t) = 1.2 sin(113t + 20) V (t) = 1.5 cos(113t – 70) V: (t) = -0.1 sin(113t – 110) V& (t) = -0.8 cos(113t – 100) %3D %3D

Using the information below; V, lags V, by: V,(t) = 120 cos(113t – 40) V½ (t) = 120 cos(113t + 40) V3 (t) = 1.2 sin(113t + 20) V (t) = 1.5 cos(113t – 70) V: (t) = -0.1 sin(113t – 110) V& (t) = -0.8 cos(113t – 100) %3D %3D

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Using the information below; V, lags V, by:
V¼(t) = 120 cos(113t – 40)
V2 (t) = 120 cos(113t + 40)
V3 (t) = 1.2 sin(113t + 20)
V, (t) = 1.5 cos(113t – 70)
Vs (t) = -0.1 sin(113t – 110)
V& (t) = -0.8 cos(113t – 100)
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