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3 years ago
Magnitude and direction of the single sine wave function or resultant phasor is?

And the single sine wave function is?

My answer for the single sine is 3.61sin(𝝎𝒕+56.3°).  Now stuck on figuring out the first part.  Thanks in advance. Cheers
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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, bio_man
Sorry for the late reply

Quote from: krispykreme36 (3 years ago)
My answer for the single sine is 3.61sin(+56.3°).  Now stuck on figuring out the first part.  Thanks in advance. Cheers

The magnitude given that you found the function already and that there is no 'd' or constant is 3.61.

You'd write this is y = 3.61∠56.3°
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