Drawing an argand diagram of complex voltage

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To draw an Argand diagram of complex voltage at t=π/1800, start by calculating the instantaneous voltage using the equation i = lcos(ωt). The resulting voltage can be represented as a point in the complex plane, where the horizontal axis represents the real part (voltage) and the vertical axis represents the imaginary part (current). To accurately depict the voltage, plot the calculated values at the specified time and ensure the projection on the horizontal axis reflects the voltage magnitude. Understanding the relationship between the real and imaginary components is crucial for a correct representation.
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Homework Statement



draw an argand diagram of the complex voltage v at t=pi/1800, also how do i obtain the instantaneous voltage

Homework Equations


i = lcoswt


The Attempt at a Solution


well so far i have a straight line
 
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also i know the projection on the horizontal axis represent the voltage and current
but what's d method of drawing it
 
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