Solve for v(t) in the following integro-differential equation using the phasor method and write theamplitude of v(t).dv (t)dtof ve+50v (t) + 100v (t) dt=432 cos( 46t + 34 )

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Solve for v(t) in the following integro-differential equation using the phasor method and write the amplitude of v(t). dv (t) dt ofv (1) +50v (t) + 100 v (t) dt = 432 cos( 46t + 34 )