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Given the network in Fig. P8.52, determine the magnitude of the Vo phasor if Vs = 38V, R1 = 4 Q, and R2=9 0. S + R1 ww j20 + -10 R2 ww Vo Note: The Vo phasor will also have a phase angle, but this problem is only asking for the magnitude of the phasor, not the phase angle. • Provide your answer in Volts to the nearest tenth of a Volt • Do not include any units in your answer • Ex. If the magnitude is 5.12V, your submitted answer would be 5.1

Given the network in Fig. P8.52, determine the magnitude of the Vo phasor if Vs = 38V, R1 = 4 Q, and R2=9 0. S + R1 ww j20 + -10 R2 ww Vo Note: The Vo phasor will also have a phase angle, but this problem is only asking for the magnitude of the phasor, not the phase angle. • Provide your answer in Volts to the nearest tenth of a Volt • Do not include any units in your answer • Ex. If the magnitude is 5.12V, your submitted answer would be 5.1

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Given the network in Fig. P8.52, determine the magnitude of the Vo phasor if Vs = 38V, R1 = 4 Q, and R2=9 0. S + R1 ww j20 + -10 R2 ww Vo Note: The Vo phasor will also have a phase angle, but this problem is only asking for the magnitude of the phasor, not the phase angle. • Provide your answer in Volts to the nearest tenth of a Volt • Do not include any units in your answer • Ex. If the magnitude is 5.12V, your submitted answer would be 5.1
Transcribed Image Text:Given the network in Fig. P8.52, determine the magnitude of the Vo phasor if Vs = 38V, R1 = 4 Q, and R2=9 0. S + R1 ww j20 + -10 R2 ww Vo Note: The Vo phasor will also have a phase angle, but this problem is only asking for the magnitude of the phasor, not the phase angle. • Provide your answer in Volts to the nearest tenth of a Volt • Do not include any units in your answer • Ex. If the magnitude is 5.12V, your submitted answer would be 5.1
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