Pls do it all... 1. Sketch the following instantaneous equations (a. v = 25 sin(377t + 30°) Vb. i = 1 - 45°) Ac. i = 150 cos(628.3t + 120°) mA1 sin (628.3td. v = 500 cos(377t - 120°) mVe. v = 230/2 cos(314t) V

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1. Sketch the following instantaneous equations a. v = 25 sin (377t + 30°) V b. i = 1 sin(628.3t - 45°) A c. i = 150 cos (628.3t + 120°) mA 1 sin d. v = 500 cos (377t - 120°) mV e. v = 230/2 cos (314t) V

1. Sketch the following instantaneous equations a. v = 25 sin (377t + 30°) V b. i = 1 sin(628.3t - 45°) A c. i = 150 cos (628.3t + 120°) mA 1 sin d. v = 500 cos (377t - 120°) mV e. v = 230/2 cos (314t) V

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a. v = 25 sin(377t + 30°) V
b. i = 1 - 45°) A
c. i = 150 cos(628.3t + 120°) mA
1 sin (628.3t
d. v = 500 cos(377t - 120°) mV
e. v = 230/2 cos(314t) V

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