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1. A sinusoidal voltage source in placed in series with a DC voltage source and produces an output of: v(t)= 70.7cos(377t) + 20 volts [ 70.7 = 50√2] Calculate: a. v²(t) b. Vrms c. The magnitude of the RMS current if the combined source is placed across a load of Z=4+j3 ohms (if you have trouble with part b, just assume a voltage of 100 Vrms for part c)

1. A sinusoidal voltage source in placed in series with a DC voltage source and produces an output of: v(t)= 70.7cos(377t) + 20 volts [ 70.7 = 50√2] Calculate: a. v²(t) b. Vrms c. The magnitude of the RMS current if the combined source is placed across a load of Z=4+j3 ohms (if you have trouble with part b, just assume a voltage of 100 Vrms for part c)

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1. -) A sinusoidal voltage source in placed in series with a DC voltage source and produces an output of: v(t) = 70.7cos (377t) + 20 volts [ 70.7 = 50√2] Calculate: a. v²(t) b. Vrms C. The magnitude of the RMS current if the combined source is placed across a load of Z=4+j3 ohms (if you have trouble with part b, just assume a voltage of 100 Vrms for part c)
Transcribed Image Text:1. -) A sinusoidal voltage source in placed in series with a DC voltage source and produces an output of: v(t) = 70.7cos (377t) + 20 volts [ 70.7 = 50√2] Calculate: a. v²(t) b. Vrms C. The magnitude of the RMS current if the combined source is placed across a load of Z=4+j3 ohms (if you have trouble with part b, just assume a voltage of 100 Vrms for part c)
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