iii. The impedance triangle representing: (a) RMS value diagram. (b) Average value diagram. (c) Instantaneous value diagram. iv. The reluctance of the magnetic circuit defined as: (a) The resistance of the magnetic circuit against the flow of the magnetic flux. (b) The resistance of the magnetic circuit against the flux generation in it. (c) The resistance of the magnetic circuit against the current in the winding. v. The objective of Lenz's law is to determine: (a) The direction of the induced flux. (b) The direction of the induced force. (c) The direction of the induced current.

iii. The impedance triangle representing: (a) RMS value diagram. (b) Average value diagram. (c) Instantaneous value diagram. iv. The reluctance of the magnetic circuit defined as: (a) The resistance of the magnetic circuit against the flow of the magnetic flux. (b) The resistance of the magnetic circuit against the flux generation in it. (c) The resistance of the magnetic circuit against the current in the winding. v. The objective of Lenz's law is to determine: (a) The direction of the induced flux. (b) The direction of the induced force. (c) The direction of the induced current.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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