Okay, let's go through this step-by-step:
1. vmax = 160 (the peak amplitude given in the voltage equation)
2. The voltage is varying cosinusoidally, so the phase angle θ = 0 degrees.
3. The angular frequency ω = (180*π)/60 = 3π radians/second
4. To find vrms (root mean square voltage), we calculate:
vrms = (vmax)/√2 = (160)/√2 = 113.39
5. The phasor voltage v = 160*e^j*0 = 160
So the answers are:
1. vmax = 160
2. θ = 0 degrees
3. ω = 3π radians/second
4. vrms = 113.39
5. v = 160
Let me know if you have any other questions!