*7.29 The current source in the circuit of Fig. P7.29 is given byis(t) = 12 cos(2л × 10¹t — 60°) mA.-Apply the phasor-domain analysis technique to determine ic(t),given that R= 20 2 and C = 1 μF. is(t) (↑RwwCLicFigure P7.29 Circuit for Problems 7.29 and 7.30.

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* 7.29 The current source in the circuit of Fig. P7.29 is given by is(t) = 12 cos(2л × 10¹t — 60°) mA. - Apply the phasor-domain analysis technique to determine ic(t), given that R= 20 2 and C = 1 μF. is(t) (↑ R ww C Lic Figure P7.29 Circuit for Problems 7.29 and 7.30.