Graphical Addition
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Find the voltage V where V=V1+V2 using graphical addition and analytical methods, given that V1=3sin(theta+20 degrees) and V2=5sin(theta-40degrees).
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V1 = 3*sin(theta+20 degrees)
V2 = 5*sin(theta-40degrees)
Let us assume
theta+20 = phi
THerefore,
V1 = 3*sin(phi)
V2 = 5*sin(phi-60 degree)
Hence the phase difference between two volatages is ...
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