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R1 AC R2 V=100*sin(314*t - 60) V, R1=100 Ohms, R2=200 Ohms, C=50UF. Voltage Vc is: Выберите один ответ: O 53.247*sin(314*t - 97.482) + 8.101*exp(-200*t) O 25.134*sin(314*t - 27.432) - 18.587*exp(-500*t) 29.152*sin(314*t + 10.522) + 3.125*exp(-300*t) 53.722*sin(314*t - 17.475) - 3.469*exp(-250*t)

R1 AC R2 V=100*sin(314*t - 60) V, R1=100 Ohms, R2=200 Ohms, C=50UF. Voltage Vc is: Выберите один ответ: O 53.247*sin(314*t - 97.482) + 8.101*exp(-200*t) O 25.134*sin(314*t - 27.432) - 18.587*exp(-500*t) 29.152*sin(314*t + 10.522) + 3.125*exp(-300*t) 53.722*sin(314*t - 17.475) - 3.469*exp(-250*t)

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
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ISBN:9781337900348
Author:Stephen L. Herman
Publisher:Stephen L. Herman
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R1 IC AC O R2 V=100*sin(314*t - 60) V, R1=100 Ohms, R2=200 Ohms, C=50uF. Voltage Vc is: Выберите один ответ: 53.247*sin(314*t - 97.482) + 8.101*exp(-200+t) 25.134*sin(314*t - 27.432) - 18.587*exp(-500*t) 29.152*sin(314*t + 10.522) + 3.125*exp(-300*t) 53.722*sin(314*t - 17.475) - 3.469*exp(-250*t) 53.722*sin(314*t - 117.475) + 3.469*exp(-200*t)
Transcribed Image Text:R1 IC AC O R2 V=100*sin(314*t - 60) V, R1=100 Ohms, R2=200 Ohms, C=50uF. Voltage Vc is: Выберите один ответ: 53.247*sin(314*t - 97.482) + 8.101*exp(-200+t) 25.134*sin(314*t - 27.432) - 18.587*exp(-500*t) 29.152*sin(314*t + 10.522) + 3.125*exp(-300*t) 53.722*sin(314*t - 17.475) - 3.469*exp(-250*t) 53.722*sin(314*t - 117.475) + 3.469*exp(-200*t)
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