An alternating voltage is represented by

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An alternating voltage is represented by v(t)=1102 sin⁡(100πt+30∘) Vv(t)=110\sqrt2\,\sin(100\pi t+30^{\circ})\,\text{V}, where tt is in seconds. Determine the instantaneous voltage at t=2.0 mst=2.0\,\text{ms}. (a) 1.0×102 V1.0\times10^{2}\,\text{V} (b) 1.7×102 V1.7\times10^{2}\,\text{V} (c) 1.4×102 V1.4\times10^{2}\,\text{V} (d) 7.9×101 V7.9\times10^{1}\,\text{V}

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