For the circuit shown in Fig Q2, determine:(a) The total impedance seen by the source.(b) The total supply current (1)(c) The voltage across the capacitors (Ve)(d) The active power, reactive power andpower factor of the source.R₁5602E = 100V 200560+fr= 400R₂200+VeFig. Q2Xc₁ = 400 For the circuit shown in Fog. Q2, determine the following:(a) The total impedance seen by the source(b) The total voltage across the capacitor(c) The active, reactive, apparent power and the power:of the voltage sourcefactor32juemor+30<20°jinзл-j6njz-a

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For the circuit shown in Fig Q2, determine: (a) The total impedance seen by the source. (b) The total supply current (1) (c) The voltage across the capacitors (Ve) (d) The active power, reactive power and power factor of the source. R₁5602 E = 100V 200 560 + fr = 400 R₂200 + Ve Fig. Q2 :XC = 400 n

For the circuit shown in Fig Q2, determine: (a) The total impedance seen by the source. (b) The total supply current (1) (c) The voltage across the capacitors (Ve) (d) The active power, reactive power and power factor of the source. R₁5602 E = 100V 200 560 + fr = 400 R₂200 + Ve Fig. Q2 :XC = 400 n

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