Consider a sinusoidal current i=Icos(15[rad/s] -t). Its current phasor makes an angle 135⁰ with the horizontal. Assuming the phasor has not completed a half revolution and was lying on the +x-axis at t=0, what is the time elapsed since the current first reached its maximum value? A. 0.050[S] B. 0.16[s] C. 0.32[s] 135°

Consider a sinusoidal current i=Icos(15[rad/s] -t). Its current phasor makes an angle 135⁰ with the horizontal. Assuming the phasor has not completed a half revolution and was lying on the +x-axis at t=0, what is the time elapsed since the current first reached its maximum value? A. 0.050[S] B. 0.16[s] C. 0.32[s] 135°

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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