Find the time-domain of the following sources: V = 200<0° V and I = 10<45° A Note: In most circuits, the given source (either voltage or current) is in RMS values, so it should noted like "Vrms = 240<0° V". If the case of no denote, assume first the source is in RMS. So when converting it into time-domain, convert it to Vmax [maximum value, Vmax = Vrms / (0.707)] i(t) = 10 cos(wt - 135°) A NFTOC v(t) = 200 sin(wt - 90°) V Oi(t) = 10 cos(wt - 45°) A

Find the time-domain of the following sources: V = 200<0° V and I = 10<45° A Note: In most circuits, the given source (either voltage or current) is in RMS values, so it should noted like "Vrms = 240<0° V". If the case of no denote, assume first the source is in RMS. So when converting it into time-domain, convert it to Vmax [maximum value, Vmax = Vrms / (0.707)] i(t) = 10 cos(wt - 135°) A NFTOC v(t) = 200 sin(wt - 90°) V Oi(t) = 10 cos(wt - 45°) A

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