Problem 2, Phasor B Given the AC phasor V =4e [V] and the source frequency w, restore the corresponding real-valued voltage as a function of time in the form v (t) = Vm cos(wt + ¢) [V]. Enter your answer for Vm in volts here, keep 3 significant digits: Question 10 Given the signal you found for Phasor B in the previous question, enter your answer for ø in degrees (not in radians) here, keep 3 significant digits:

Problem 2, Phasor B Given the AC phasor V =4e [V] and the source frequency w, restore the corresponding real-valued voltage as a function of time in the form v (t) = Vm cos(wt + ¢) [V]. Enter your answer for Vm in volts here, keep 3 significant digits: Question 10 Given the signal you found for Phasor B in the previous question, enter your answer for ø in degrees (not in radians) here, keep 3 significant digits:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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