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.Draw the following sine wave in the time domain, showing amplitude and phase:

s(t) = 3sin (2π2t + π)

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Answer with Explanation:

Part 1)

The given sine wave is as


y=3sin(2\pi t+\pi)

The graphical representation of the wave is shown in the attached figure:

Part 2)

For a general wave equation
y(t)=Asin(\omega t+\phi )

'A' is defined as amplitude of the wave


(\omega t+\phi ) is defined as phase of the wave

Upon comparing with the given wave function we observe

1) Amplitude of the given wave is 3

2) Phase of the given wave
(2\pi t+\phi )

.Draw the following sine wave in the time domain, showing amplitude and phase: s(t-example-1
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