If i(t) = 50 cos (100πt + 10°) is the expression of a sinusoidal current, find the maximum amplitude.

If i(t) = 50 cos (100πt + 10°) is the expression of a sinusoidal cur

1.	If i(t) = 50 cos (100πt + 10°) is the expression of a sinusoidal current, find the maximum amplitude.
A.	100 A
B.	86.6 A
C.	50 A
D.	70.7 A
Answer» D. 70.7 A

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