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An alternating current i in amperes in a certain circuit can be found after t seconds using i= 3 (sin 150)t , where 150 is a degree measure. Rewrite the formula in terms of sum of two angle measures.
Group of answer choices

a 3[sin (130 + 15)] t

b 3[sin (45 + 45)] t

c 3[sin (180 - 45)] t

d 3[sin (90 + 60)] t

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The formula in terms of sum of two angle measures is c 3[sin(90 + 60)]t

Since the alternating current i in amperes after t seconds is i = 3(sin150)t.

We want to write 150 as the sum of two angles measures.

So, 150 = 90 + 60.

So, the current i = 3(sin150)t

i = 3[sin(90 + 60)]t

So, the formula in terms of sum of two angle measures is c 3[sin(90 + 60)]t

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