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Looking at the example I did for the RC circuit at the top:
Vi = e^jt
H(jw) = Vo/Vi
If I divide over Vi that's essentially dividing over e^jt
In the answer though, for all four of these types of problems for that matter, in the book's answer, there is still a e^(phi)t left on the right hand side even though Vi is already divided over (which is the only reason I wrote them in my work)..
Why is that?
Looking at the example I did for the RC circuit at the top:
Vi = e^jt
H(jw) = Vo/Vi
If I divide over Vi that's essentially dividing over e^jt
In the answer though, for all four of these types of problems for that matter, in the book's answer, there is still a e^(phi)t left on the right hand side even though Vi is already divided over (which is the only reason I wrote them in my work)..
Why is that?