5. (Extra 10 pts) A voltage source vs(t) is connected across a 10 resistor. find the...

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Given Vs (t) = 10 cos (254) + lo sine (204) - Asin (25 + +150) + 5 v - average rolla , Varg = h votle. Parg - Varg = 40 = 25

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