Find effective value and phase shift for the current I

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The discussion focuses on finding the effective value and phase shift for a current I using the superposition theorem. Participants emphasize the importance of showing work to facilitate understanding and problem-solving. A suggestion is made to repost the question in schoolwork forums for more targeted assistance. The original poster seeks help with an assignment, indicating a need for clarity on the topic. Engaging with the community can enhance learning and provide valuable insights.
Deliss
Hi guys! I am wondering if someone can help me with an assigment i got, i would appreciate if someone could help me with it.

Find effective value and phase shift for the current I in the link
the tip is to use the superposition theorem

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img924/3673/R5qIAN.png
 
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Deliss said:
Hi guys! I am wondering if someone can help me with an assigment i got, i would appreciate if someone could help me with it.

Find effective value and phase shift for the current I in the link
the tip is to use the superposition theorem

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img924/3673/R5qIAN.png
Please re-post in the schoolwork forums, and be sure to show your work toward a solution. Thanks :smile:
 
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