2. The circuit in Figure P-11.5-12 consists of a source connected to a load. The complex power delivered by the source to the load is S=6.61+j1.98-VA. ↓ a) Draw the circuit in the frequency domain. ↓ b) Calculate the circuit current I by expressing the current in terms of the complex power. ↓ c) Use KVL to solve for R and C. с R www 12 cos 2t V Source Load 4 H

2. The circuit in Figure P-11.5-12 consists of a source connected to a load. The complex power delivered by the source to the load is S=6.61+j1.98-VA. ↓ a) Draw the circuit in the frequency domain. ↓ b) Calculate the circuit current I by expressing the current in terms of the complex power. ↓ c) Use KVL to solve for R and C. с R www 12 cos 2t V Source Load 4 H

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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