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Chapter 10, Problem 62E
Determine V1 and V2 in Fig. 10.68 if I1 = 33∠3° mA and I2 = 51∠−91° mA.
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For the circuit below.
a. Calculate the current contributed by the two sources (in time
domain).
b. Calculate the v. (in time domain).
v₁ = 20 cos(2000r - 36.87°) V
v₂ = 10 cos(5000r + 16.26°) V
100 µF
1 mH
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1052
V₂
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