Consider the phasor representation shown below of a circuit at 200 Hz for the following two subprob- lems. Vs=620° v -j4 2 Vo (a) Find the phasor voltage Vo in the circuit shown, and the corresponding voltage waveform vo(t) that Vo represents. (b) Suppose that the source Vs in the circuit is replaced with a new voltage source vs(t) = 6 cos(800at), find the new phasor Vo and waveform vo(t).

Consider the phasor representation shown below of a circuit at 200 Hz for the following two subprob- lems. Vs=620° v -j4 2 Vo (a) Find the phasor voltage Vo in the circuit shown, and the corresponding voltage waveform vo(t) that Vo represents. (b) Suppose that the source Vs in the circuit is replaced with a new voltage source vs(t) = 6 cos(800at), find the new phasor Vo and waveform vo(t).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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