Sketch the waveforms of the harmonic components

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The discussion focuses on sketching the waveforms of harmonic components and the resultant output voltage based on the equation Vo= 0.98sin(1600*pi*t) - 0.1cos(3200*pi*t) + 0.1. The constant term 0.1 represents a straight line in the graph. The sine wave has an amplitude of 0.98, while the cosine component has a smaller amplitude of 0.1. Participants seek assistance in visualizing these components and confirming their understanding of the waveforms. The conversation concludes with the original poster indicating they have resolved their query.
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Homework Statement


Sketch the waveforms of the harmonic components in the output and the resultant output voltage


Homework Equations


Vo= 0.98sin(1600*pi*t) - 0.1cos(3200*pi*t) + 0.1


The Attempt at a Solution


I know that the 0.1 will be a straight line
The amplitude of the sin wave will be 0.98

Any assistance would be appreciated.
 
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