Please solve it completely and accurate with correct calculations. Thank you! alonu antruos nori ina: a. Two alternating currents are measured and are expressed by i₁ = 4sin(300mt) amperes and by1₂ = 12cos (300mt) amperes. Apply an appropriate technique to find:tous libidouag or moiti.the amplitude of the resultant currentii. periodic time of the resultant currentiii. angular velocity and frequency of the resultant currentiv. phase angle in radians between 1 and the resultant

Solution:-Given thati1=4 sin(300πt)i2=12 cos(300πt)

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