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A sinusoidal voltage has a maximum amplitude of 12 volts and a period of 17 ms. At t = 0, its value is 8.4 volts and is rising. Write an expression for this voltage as a function of time. Note: Do not ignore "and is rising."

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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