A resistor of 4 ohmsisconnected in parallel with an impedancecoil whose resistanceand inductive reactance are 3 ohms and 9 ohms, respectively. Determine the totalcurrent, in amperes, taken from a supply voltage of 120-V RMS sinusoidal source.A resistor of 3 ohmsis connected in parallel with the series combination of a resistorwhose resistance is 8 ohms and a capacitorwhose capacitive reactance is 13 ohmsIf the capacitive branch carries a 5-A RMS sinusoidal current, calculate the totalpower, in watts, drawn from the supply.Three loads A, B, andC are connectedin series. Load A con sists of a resistor R. LoadB con sists of an impedan ce coil with resistance of Ru andreactance of XL connectedin series. Load C consists of a lossy capacitor with Rc and Xc in series. The voltagesacross A, B. and C are 64 volts, 40 volts, and 104 volts, respectively. The currentsupplied by the 192.66551-volt RMS sinusoidal source is 8 A operating at 0.996546leadingpower factor. CalculateR, RL, XL, Rc. Xc, all in ohms, and the voltage, in volts,across loads B and c.E:BVBcEs = 192.66551 voltsRRLXLRcXcVec

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A resistor of 4 ohmsisconnected in parallel with an impedancecoil whose resistance and inductive reactance are 3 ohms and 9 ohms, respectively. Determine the total current, in amperes, taken from a supply voltage of 1 20-V RMS sinusoidal source.

A resistor of 4 ohmsisconnected in parallel with an impedancecoil whose resistance and inductive reactance are 3 ohms and 9 ohms, respectively. Determine the total current, in amperes, taken from a supply voltage of 1 20-V RMS sinusoidal source.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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