Final answer:
To express phasors as sinusoidal functions of time, the phasor is converted into the form Ae^(jwt), where A is the magnitude and w is the angular frequency.
Step-by-step explanation:
To express the given phasors as sinusoidal functions of time, we need to convert them into the form Ae^(jwt), where A is the magnitude of the phasor and w is the angular frequency.
a) The phasor 3e^(jπ/4) can be expressed as 3(cos(π/4) + jsin(π/4)). Therefore, the corresponding sinusoidal function is 3cos(ωt + π/4).
b) The phasor 8j can be expressed as 0 + 8j. Therefore, the corresponding sinusoidal function is 8sin(ωt).