Given the following sinusoids:vi = 2 sin(wt + 60°)Vv2 = -3 cos(wt + 60°)V02 Determine the phasor V, = V1 + V½. Give the answer in polar form.The solution formula to this question is:V = 22 - 30° – 3260° = 3.6055Z – 86.309°VOn the Excel spreadsheet enter 3.6055∠-86.309° in the numerical block and V in the textblock. Ensure that there is no spacing in between any of the characters, i.e., 3.6055 & ang; -86.309

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Given the following sinusoids: vi = 2 sin(wt + 60°)V v2 = -3 cos(wt + 60°)V 02 Determine the phasor V = V + V2. Give the answer in polar form.

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Given the following sinusoids:
vi = 2 sin(wt + 60°)V
v2 = -3 cos(wt + 60°)V
02 Determine the phasor V, = V1 + V½. Give the answer in polar form.
The solution formula to this question is:
V = 22 - 30° – 3260° = 3.6055Z – 86.309°V
On the Excel spreadsheet enter 3.6055&ang;-86.309° in the numerical block and V in the text
block. Ensure that there is no spacing in between any of the characters, i.e., 3.6055 & ang; -86.309

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