10. Add the voltages below together.v:(t) = 150 sin(100 "ad/st) vVItv2(t) = 100 sin ( 100 raa/st +V||What is the resultant as a phasor using RMS voltage and degrees?a)b) What is the resultant voltage as a sinusoidal equation?

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10. Add the voltages below together. v:(t) = 150 0 rad/st) v sin(10 v2(t) = 100 sin (100 rad/st +5) v a) What is the resultant as a phasor using RMS voltage and degrees b) What is the resultant voltage as a sinusoidal equation?

10. Add the voltages below together. v:(t) = 150 0 rad/st) v sin(10 v2(t) = 100 sin (100 rad/st +5) v a) What is the resultant as a phasor using RMS voltage and degrees b) What is the resultant voltage as a sinusoidal equation?

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a)
b) What is the resultant voltage as a sinusoidal equation?

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