How did they find V[sub]RMS[/sub] value here?

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How did they get V_RMS=120∠0° in part b?

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Apr 24, 2014

It is given that the voltage source is 120 V RMS. The voltage source provides the phase reference so it's automatically defined to have a zero phase angle.

How did they find V[sub]RMS[/sub] value here?

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How did they find V[sub]RMS[/sub] value here?

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