a) A sinewave is having a frequency of 100 Hz and instantaneous value of 100 Volts at 1.4 milli seconds. Find i) The maximum value of sinusoidal voltage waveform and ii) The value of voltage at 1.9 milli seconds. b) Determine the instantaneous equation for the voltage waveform shown in figure, if Vp=100 Volts, Time period is 10 milli seconds and =30 degrees.

a) A sinewave is having a frequency of 100 Hz and instantaneous value of 100 Volts at 1.4 milli seconds. Find i) The maximum value of sinusoidal voltage waveform and ii) The value of voltage at 1.9 milli seconds. b) Determine the instantaneous equation for the voltage waveform shown in figure, if Vp=100 Volts, Time period is 10 milli seconds and =30 degrees.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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