Find a single sinusoid corresponding to:I= -2j +10/-45°i(t)=I,cos(@t+D), D=(......)°

To find: The value of current I0 and phase angle Φ. Given: The value of current is I=-2j+10∠-45°.…

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Find a single sinusoid corresponding to: I= -2j +10/-45° i(t)=I,cos(@t+D) Io=.....A, , D=(......)°