Find the sinusoidal waveforms

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Use the phasors below and the additive property to find the sinusoidal waveforms v₃(t) = v₁(t) -v₂(t) and i₃(t) = 2i₁(t) + 3i₂(t).

V₁ = 15∠15 V, ω = 2π × 440 rad/s

V₂ = 15∠195 V, ω = 2π × 440 rad/s

I₁ = 200∠-45 mA, ω = 104 rad/s

I₂ = -100∠135 mA, ω = 104 rad/s

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