30mA (high) 20mAhight 10mA (hign f) 2. CAREFULLY draw phasor diagrams 10 mA, 20 mA, 30 mA, and Imax. (Use Itheroetical.) 10 mA (low f) XC=5.07 × 10-4 X1=10239.8 Z= 10240.91 I= 2.4x10 20 mA (low f) 30 mA (low f) e) -3 I theoretical: (10mA) 2.4x10 (20mA) 1.10×10 -3. (30mA) 5.32 × 10-4 Imax 110 (301) 2.34x104 (20mA) 1.38x10-4 (10mA) 1×10-4 (10MA) F=156.742 Fimax=1110Hz W= 984 Grad XC=5.07x10-4 X1=10239.8 Z= 10240.91 I= 2.4x10

30mA (high) 20mAhight 10mA (hign f) 2. CAREFULLY draw phasor diagrams 10 mA, 20 mA, 30 mA, and Imax. (Use Itheroetical.) 10 mA (low f) XC=5.07 × 10-4 X1=10239.8 Z= 10240.91 I= 2.4x10 20 mA (low f) 30 mA (low f) e) -3 I theoretical: (10mA) 2.4x10 (20mA) 1.10×10 -3. (30mA) 5.32 × 10-4 Imax 110 (301) 2.34x104 (20mA) 1.38x10-4 (10mA) 1×10-4 (10MA) F=156.742 Fimax=1110Hz W= 984 Grad XC=5.07x10-4 X1=10239.8 Z= 10240.91 I= 2.4x10

An Introduction to Physical Science

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Chapter1: Measurement

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