Example 1W A coil is connected to supply voltage as shown in the figure below calculate the following 1.the inductive reactance(X,) 2.the total impedance (Z) 3.the current(I) 4.the phase angle O between the current and the supply voltage In L=0,2 R=10 100V,50HZ stems

Example 1W A coil is connected to supply voltage as shown in the figure below calculate the following 1.the inductive reactance(X,) 2.the total impedance (Z) 3.the current(I) 4.the phase angle O between the current and the supply voltage In L=0,2 R=10 100V,50HZ stems

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Example 1W
A coil is connected to supply voltage as shown in the figure below calculate the
following
1.the inductive reactance(X,)
2.the total impedance (Z)
3.the current(I)
4.the phase angle O between the current and the supply voltage
In
L=0,2
R=10
100V,50HZ
stems

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