A sinusoidal forcing function is described by Vm cos(ωt). The forced response in a series RL circuit is found to be I(t) = A cos(ωt - θ). What is the expression for the amplitude A?
Explanation
This question tests the formula for the magnitude of the current response in a series RL circuit, which is derived from the magnitude of the circuit's total impedance.
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