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Solve the given problems.The current $i$ (in $A$ ) in an amplifier circuit as a function of the time $t$ (in s) is given by $i=0.10 \cos (120 \pi t+\pi / 6) .$ The voltage caused by the changing current is given by $V_{L}=L(d i / d t),$ where $L$ is the inductance (in $\mathrm{H}$ ). Find the expression for the voltage across a $2.0-\mathrm{mH}$ inductor in the circuit.
Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 27
Differentiation of Transcendental Functions
Section 1
Derivatives of the sine and Cosine Functions
Derivatives
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This problem 56. We see that the current is going to be given as a function of time. So we'll have I equals zero 10 co sign of 1 20 pi T Plus. High over six. And we want to know um we want to find the expression for the voltage across 82 milla Henry in dr and we know that the voltage across the conductor is L. D. I. D. T. So in this case we take the derivative um we take the derivative across the induct. Er so that's going to end up giving us if this was um alfa backs for example. And this was X. Then we know that if it's lbgt we would take f prime of X. We take the derivative of the conductor but then we're going to multiply that times two milla Henry, so 0.2 That would end up giving us our resulting expression for the voltage.
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