A 2.5A current is flowing in a series circuit comprises of a coil with inductance 15mH and resistance 102 and a variable capacitor. The supply voltage is 120V at 60 Hz. Estimate the following: i. The capacitance and impedance. ii. Angle between supply voltage and current. ii. The reactive power consumed

A 2.5A current is flowing in a series circuit comprises of a coil with inductance 15mH and resistance 102 and a variable capacitor. The supply voltage is 120V at 60 Hz. Estimate the following: i. The capacitance and impedance. ii. Angle between supply voltage and current. ii. The reactive power consumed

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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