2.-In the circuit below, suppose V₁1 = 120 cos (100t+90°) V and ₁2 = 80 cos 100t V↓ Use mesh analysis to calculate v (t) as follows: a) Transform the circuit into the frequency domain. ↓ b) There are 3 mesh currents, I₁, I₂, and I3, so set up a system of 3 equations in 3 unknowns. Convert this to a-3x3-matrix equation and use your calculator to solve the system for the 3 currents. Check your answer with MATLAB. Then find V, and convert to a sinusoidal. ↓ Vs1 20 Ω + 300 mH 400 mH m 50 μF 200 mH + 10 52 Vs2

2.-In the circuit below, suppose V₁1 = 120 cos (100t+90°) V and ₁2 = 80 cos 100t V↓ Use mesh analysis to calculate v (t) as follows: a) Transform the circuit into the frequency domain. ↓ b) There are 3 mesh currents, I₁, I₂, and I3, so set up a system of 3 equations in 3 unknowns. Convert this to a-3x3-matrix equation and use your calculator to solve the system for the 3 currents. Check your answer with MATLAB. Then find V, and convert to a sinusoidal. ↓ Vs1 20 Ω + 300 mH 400 mH m 50 μF 200 mH + 10 52 Vs2

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