=.(t) (1) For the above circuit, given (t) is unknown s R₁ vc (t) ww R₂. C (t) = 7 sin(8t) C=4 F R₁=20 R₂=20 determine the current source is(t) which has the form is(t) = M cos(8t) + N sin(8t) A. Enter only 'M' as your final answer rounded to the nearest single digit decimal place. For example, if you determine is(t) = 15.86 cos(8t) 32.7 sin(8t) A. then just enter 15.9 as your submitted answer.

=.(t) (1) For the above circuit, given (t) is unknown s R₁ vc (t) ww R₂. C (t) = 7 sin(8t) C=4 F R₁=20 R₂=20 determine the current source is(t) which has the form is(t) = M cos(8t) + N sin(8t) A. Enter only 'M' as your final answer rounded to the nearest single digit decimal place. For example, if you determine is(t) = 15.86 cos(8t) 32.7 sin(8t) A. then just enter 15.9 as your submitted answer.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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