A 13-Ω resistor, 57-μF capacitor, and 2.5-mH inductor are connected in series with an AC source with a peak voltage of 11 V and frequency 130 Hz.Part (a)  What is the impedance of the circuit in ohms? Part (b)  What is the peak current in the circuit in amperes? Part (c)  What is the phase constant of the current, in degrees?  Part (d)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous current, in amperes, in the circuit at time t = 2.75 s?   Part (e)  What is the amplitude of the voltage drop across the resistor, in volts?   Part (f)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0 cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous voltage, in volts, across the resistor at time t = 2.75 s?   Part (g)  What is the amplitude of the voltage drop across the capacitor, in volts?   Part (h)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0 cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous voltage, in volts, across the capacitor at time t = 2.75 s?   Part (i)  What is the amplitude of the voltage drop across the inductor in volts?   Part (j)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous voltage, in volts, across the inductor at time t = 2.75 s?   Part (k)  What is the power factor of the circuit?   Part (l)  How much energy, in joules, does the resistor consume during 10 seconds?

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A 13-Ω resistor, 57-μF capacitor, and 2.5-mH inductor are connected in series with an AC source with a peak voltage of 11 V and frequency 130 Hz.
Part (a)  What is the impedance of the circuit in ohms? 
Part (b)  What is the peak current in the circuit in amperes? 
Part (c)  What is the phase constant of the current, in degrees? 
 Part (d)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous current, in amperes, in the circuit at time t = 2.75 s? 
  Part (e)  What is the amplitude of the voltage drop across the resistor, in volts? 
  Part (f)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0 cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous voltage, in volts, across the resistor at time t = 2.75 s? 
  Part (g)  What is the amplitude of the voltage drop across the capacitor, in volts? 
  Part (h)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0 cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous voltage, in volts, across the capacitor at time t = 2.75 s? 
  Part (i)  What is the amplitude of the voltage drop across the inductor in volts? 
  Part (j)  With a source voltage of Vsource = V0cos(2πft), what is the instantaneous voltage, in volts, across the inductor at time t = 2.75 s? 
  Part (k)  What is the power factor of the circuit? 
  Part (l)  How much energy, in joules, does the resistor consume during 10 seconds? 

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