Calculate the voltage vo(t) across the capacitor and the current i(t) through the capacitor as shown in figure 02 and determine the leading sinusoid, and calculate the phase difference in degrees. 5 Hlli(t)+5 2 0.25 F50 cos( 5 t + 30°)v, (t)Figure 02Q2. (a) Calculate the voltage v, (1) across the capacitor and the current i(t) throughthe capacitor as shown in figure 02.(b) Determine the leading sinusoid, and calculate the phase-difference indegrees.+

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