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### Educational Website Content: AC Circuit Analysis

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**Problem Statement:**

1. Determine the voltages \(\tilde{V}_1\) and \(\tilde{V}_2\).

**Circuit Diagram Explanation:**

The given circuit is an AC circuit containing resistors, inductors, capacitors, a voltage source, and a current source. The component values are given in complex impedances. Let’s break down the components and their impedances.

**Components:**
- **Voltage Source:** \(100 \angle 10^\circ\) (AC Voltage Source)
- **Current Source:** \(10 \angle 50^\circ\) A (AC Current Source)
- **Resistors:**
  - 4Ω
  - 1Ω
  - 3Ω
  - 6Ω
- **Inductors:**
  - \( j8\Omega \)
  - \( j3\Omega \)
- **Capacitors:**
  - \(- j5\Omega\)
  - \(- j8\Omega\)

**Circuit Descriptions:**
- The voltage source \(100 \angle 10^\circ\) V is connected in series with a resistor of 1Ω and an inductor of \( j3\Omega \).
- The aforementioned series combination is connected to a node \( \tilde{V}_1\), from where multiple branches are derived.
- From node \( \tilde{V}_1\), there are three branches:
  - One branch containing a series resistor of 3Ω and a parallel capacitor of \(- j5\Omega\) (leading to ground).
  - Another branch containing a resistor of 6Ω in series with another capacitor of \(- j8\Omega\).
  - The third branch is connected to a current source \(10 \angle 50^\circ\) A, which is directly connected to the ground, making it another path that dictates the current behavior in the circuit.

- Next to the voltage source, in another branch, there is a series network of a 4Ω resistor and an inductor of \( j8Ω\) leading towards \( \tilde{V}_2\).

**Objective:**
- To find the voltages \(\tilde{V}_1\) and \(\tilde{V}_2\) present at the nodes marked in the circuit diagram.

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Transcribed Image Text:### Educational Website Content: AC Circuit Analysis --- **Problem Statement:** 1. Determine the voltages \(\tilde{V}_1\) and \(\tilde{V}_2\). **Circuit Diagram Explanation:** The given circuit is an AC circuit containing resistors, inductors, capacitors, a voltage source, and a current source. The component values are given in complex impedances. Let’s break down the components and their impedances. **Components:** - **Voltage Source:** \(100 \angle 10^\circ\) (AC Voltage Source) - **Current Source:** \(10 \angle 50^\circ\) A (AC Current Source) - **Resistors:** - 4Ω - 1Ω - 3Ω - 6Ω - **Inductors:** - \( j8\Omega \) - \( j3\Omega \) - **Capacitors:** - \(- j5\Omega\) - \(- j8\Omega\) **Circuit Descriptions:** - The voltage source \(100 \angle 10^\circ\) V is connected in series with a resistor of 1Ω and an inductor of \( j3\Omega \). - The aforementioned series combination is connected to a node \( \tilde{V}_1\), from where multiple branches are derived. - From node \( \tilde{V}_1\), there are three branches: - One branch containing a series resistor of 3Ω and a parallel capacitor of \(- j5\Omega\) (leading to ground). - Another branch containing a resistor of 6Ω in series with another capacitor of \(- j8\Omega\). - The third branch is connected to a current source \(10 \angle 50^\circ\) A, which is directly connected to the ground, making it another path that dictates the current behavior in the circuit. - Next to the voltage source, in another branch, there is a series network of a 4Ω resistor and an inductor of \( j8Ω\) leading towards \( \tilde{V}_2\). **Objective:** - To find the voltages \(\tilde{V}_1\) and \(\tilde{V}_2\) present at the nodes marked in the circuit diagram. This AC circuit analysis
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