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Mathematics, 26.06.2020 16:01 Jasten

c2*sin(wt)+c1*cos(wt)= A*Sin(wt+phi), where c2=Acos(Phi) and c1=Asin(Phi). They ask me to find the amplitude of the function 2 sin(4pi*t)+5 cos(4pi*t), in terms of A sin(wt+phi). How do i do this?

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