For the given circuit, find V_out(t): V_in(t)= 10cos((30*pi*t) + 30) + 10sin((300*pi*t) + 60) + 10cos(3000*pi*t) 43. For the given circuit, find Vout (t):11K52√ (t) 0.O.luFVout (t)Vin (t)=10 cos (30πt +30) + 10sin (300 ++ +60)+10 cos (3000Tt)

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3. For the qjiven circuit, find Vout (t); k52 Vout (4) Vft +OFA ब Vin (t) = 10c05 (30#t+30) + (0sin (300t+60) +10 cos (3000 m t)

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