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(e) If Z5 = Z1 / Z2, then what is Z5 in phasor form? Magnitude: 0.91 ; Angle: -21.455 Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 2/5 Previous Tries (°)

(e) If Z5 = Z1 / Z2, then what is Z5 in phasor form? Magnitude: 0.91 ; Angle: -21.455 Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 2/5 Previous Tries (°)

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Q3. If Z = r 20 given in phasor form and Z = x+jy in complex form, then x = r*cos(0) and y = r*sin(8). Find the following complex numbers. (a) If Z₁ = 15.811-55.305 °, then what is the magnitude and angle of Z₁? Magnitude: 15.811; Angle: -55.305 (0) Previous Tries You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-9264 ? (b) What is Z₁ in real and imaginary parts? Real Part: 9.000; Imaginary Part: -13.000 You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-8777 ? (c) If Z₂ = 17.464 103.241 °, and Z3 = Z₁ + Z2, then what is Z3 in phasor form? Magnitude: 6.403; Angle: 38.660 (°) You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-6483 ? Previous Tries You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-5607 ? Previous Tries (d) If Z4 = Z₁ Z2, then what is Z4 in phasor form? Magnitude: 276.134; Angle: 47.936 (°) Previous Tries (e) If Z5 = Z1 / Z2, then what is Z5 in phasor form? Magnitude: 0.91 ; Angle: -21.455 Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 2/5 Previous Tries (°)
Transcribed Image Text:Q3. If Z = r 20 given in phasor form and Z = x+jy in complex form, then x = r*cos(0) and y = r*sin(8). Find the following complex numbers. (a) If Z₁ = 15.811-55.305 °, then what is the magnitude and angle of Z₁? Magnitude: 15.811; Angle: -55.305 (0) Previous Tries You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-9264 ? (b) What is Z₁ in real and imaginary parts? Real Part: 9.000; Imaginary Part: -13.000 You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-8777 ? (c) If Z₂ = 17.464 103.241 °, and Z3 = Z₁ + Z2, then what is Z3 in phasor form? Magnitude: 6.403; Angle: 38.660 (°) You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-6483 ? Previous Tries You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-5607 ? Previous Tries (d) If Z4 = Z₁ Z2, then what is Z4 in phasor form? Magnitude: 276.134; Angle: 47.936 (°) Previous Tries (e) If Z5 = Z1 / Z2, then what is Z5 in phasor form? Magnitude: 0.91 ; Angle: -21.455 Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 2/5 Previous Tries (°)
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