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Find the phasor of. and solve. use identities. 1. V= 170 cos(37.7t - 40 )v 2....

Find the phasor of. and solve. use identities.

1. V= 170 cos(37.7t - 40 )v

2. i = 5 cos(wt + 36.87) + 10 cos( wt- 53.13)

3. V = 170e^j40

i = 5e^j36.87 + 10e^j53.15

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