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Suppose the amplitudes of the voltages are VC0=29.2 volts, VR0=25.3 volts, and VL0=39 volts.  Calculate the amplitude of the voltage source.

 
Phasors add like vectors: VL(t) + Vc(t) E(t) VR(t) wt Suppose the amplitudes of the voltages are Vco=29.2 volts, Vro=25.3 volts, and VLo=39 volts. Calculate the amplitude of the voltage source.
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Transcribed Image Text:Phasors add like vectors: VL(t) + Vc(t) E(t) VR(t) wt Suppose the amplitudes of the voltages are Vco=29.2 volts, Vro=25.3 volts, and VLo=39 volts. Calculate the amplitude of the voltage source.
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