Question #150927

The electromotive force for an electric circuit with a simplified generator is šø(š‘”) š‘£š‘œš‘™š‘”š‘  at š‘” š‘ š‘’š‘š‘œš‘›š‘‘š‘ , where šø(š‘”) = 50 š‘ š‘–š‘›120šœ‹š‘”. Find the instantaneous rate of change of šø(š‘”) with respect to š‘” at (a) 0.02 š‘ š‘’š‘ and (b)0.2 š‘ š‘’c


Expert's answer

Rate of change of the function is calculated as it's derivative so in this rate of change would be equal to E′(t)=(50sin120Ļ€t)′=50ā‹…120π⋅cos120Ļ€t=6000π⋅cos(120Ļ€t)E'(t)=(50sin120\pi t)'=50\cdot120\pi\cdot cos120\pi t=6000\pi\cdot cos(120\pi t) . For t=0.02 instantaneous rate of change then is 6000π⋅cos(120π⋅0.02)=5824.8336000\pi\cdot cos(120\pi \cdot0.02)=5824.833 and for t=0.2 instantaneous rate of change then is 6000π⋅cos(120π⋅0.2)=18849.5566000\pi\cdot cos(120\pi \cdot0.2)=18849.556 .


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