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The voltage v across a load and the current i into the positive-polarity terminal are as follows (where , and ω3 are not equal): v(1) Va + V2Vicos@y) + V2V1sin(ωι) + V2V3Cos(W) Calculate the following: (a) The average power P supplied to the load (b) The rms value of v(t) and i(t) (c) The power factor at which the load is operating

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