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In the given figure, if i(1)=3 sin omega...

In the given figure, if `i_(1)=3 sin omegat and i_(2)=4 cos omegat,` then `i_(3)` is

A

5A `sin (omegat + 53^(@))`

B

`5Asin (omegat + 37^(@))`

C

`5Asin (omegat + 45^(@))`

D

`5Asin (omegat + 30^(@))`

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