Answer:
Rectangular form V = 320.71 - j362.3
Polar form V = 483.85 < -48.48°
Phasor form V = 483.85cos(300t - 48.48°)
Explanation:
We are given a sinusoidal function
V(t) = 100cos(300t + 45°) + 500cos(300t - 60°)
We are required to find the v(t) expressed as a single cosine function using phasor technique.
In polar form,
100cos(300t + 45°) = 100 < 45°
500cos(300t - 60°) = 500 < -60°
In rectangular form,
100 < 45° = 70.71 + j70.71
500 < -60° = 250 - j433.01
Adding the two signals
(70.71 + j70.71) + (250 - j433.01)
In rectangular form,
V = 320.71 - j362.3
In polar form
V = 483.85 < -48.48°
Therefore, the answer is
in rectangular form V = 320.71 - j362.3
in polar form V = 483.85 < -48.48°
in phasor form V = 483.85cos(300t - 48.48°)
Conversion from Rectangular to Polar form:
V = X + jY to Magnitude < Angle
V = 320.71 - j362.3
Magnitude = = 483.85
Angle = tan⁻¹(Y/X) = tan⁻¹(-362.3/320.71) = -48.48°
V = 483.85 < -48.48°
Conversion from Polar to Rectangular form:
V = 483.85 < -48.48°
X = Magnitude*cos(Angle) and jY = Magnitude*sin(Angle)
X = 483.85*cos(-48.48°) and jY = 483.85*sin(-48.48°)
X = 320.71 and jY = -362.3
V = 320.71 - j362.3