A sinusoidal current wave has an instantaneous value of -20 A at t = 0 andis increasing negatively. If the peak value is 50 A, solve for theinstantaneous value of the current when t = 3 milliseconds and at t = 40milliseconds. At what time will the instantaneous value of the current be-30 A for the 4th time.

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A sinusoidal current wave has an instantaneous value of -20 A at t = 0 and s increasing negatively. If the peak value is 50 A, solve for the nstantaneous value of the current when t = 3 milliseconds and at t = 40 milliseconds. At what time will the instantaneous value of the current be -30 A for the 4th time.

A sinusoidal current wave has an instantaneous value of -20 A at t = 0 and s increasing negatively. If the peak value is 50 A, solve for the nstantaneous value of the current when t = 3 milliseconds and at t = 40 milliseconds. At what time will the instantaneous value of the current be -30 A for the 4th time.

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