4. Determine the magnitude of the following instantaneous equations(2pts each) (answers must be in 3 decimal places):v = 25 sin (377t + 30°) at t = 6.25ms1 sin (628.3t - 45°) A= 150 cos (628.3t + 120°) mAа.b. iat t3.75msc. iat t = 5msd. v= 500 cos (377t120°) mVat t = 12.5ms230y2 cos (314t) v at t = 17. 5msе.V

a) GivenV=25sin(377t+30°)t=6.25ms

4. Determine the magnitude of the following instantaneous equations (2pts each) (answers must be in 3 decimal places): a. v = 25 sin(377t + 30°) at t = 6.25ms b. i = 1 sin(628.3t - 45°) A at t = 3.75ms %3D c. i = 150 cos (628.3t + 120°) mA at t = 5ms d. v = 500 cos (377t 120°) mv at t = 12.5ms e. v = 230y2 ços (314t) v at t = 17.5ms

4. Determine the magnitude of the following instantaneous equations (2pts each) (answers must be in 3 decimal places): a. v = 25 sin(377t + 30°) at t = 6.25ms b. i = 1 sin(628.3t - 45°) A at t = 3.75ms %3D c. i = 150 cos (628.3t + 120°) mA at t = 5ms d. v = 500 cos (377t 120°) mv at t = 12.5ms e. v = 230y2 ços (314t) v at t = 17.5ms

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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