Consider the circuit shown below. + 1Ω + M j2.8Ω 8Ω www Vs j6n|VL|40° 1. What is the expected angle of the vector representing V₁? 2. If |V₂|= |= 240 V, solve for Is. 3. Draw the phasor diagram showing the relationship of the voltages, Vs, V₁, and V₁. Indicate magnitudes and angles.

Consider the circuit shown below. + 1Ω + M j2.8Ω 8Ω www Vs j6n|VL|40° 1. What is the expected angle of the vector representing V₁? 2. If |V₂|= |= 240 V, solve for Is. 3. Draw the phasor diagram showing the relationship of the voltages, Vs, V₁, and V₁. Indicate magnitudes and angles.

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+
1Ω
+
M
j2.8Ω
Vs
j6n|VL|40°
1. What is the expected angle of the vector representing V₁?
2. If |V₂|=
|= 240 V, solve for Is.
3. Draw the phasor diagram showing the relationship of the voltages, Vs, V₁, and V₁. Indicate magnitudes
and angles.
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