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Let Ix=11+12, where I₁ is due to the voltage source and I2 is due to the current source 10cos(2t+10°) V 11 -1.5713-3.67851 Inductor in phasor form is: 8j Inductor in phasor form is: 4j Capacitor in phasor form is: -4j Capacitor in phasor form is: +4j 11=5.4093 -0.7153i 11=8.4058 -0.0384i 12=2.53 -0.431 12=5.49 -0.86i 12 -10.93 11.67i Ix=19.8<90.8° A Ix=30.8<22.5° A 4 H Ix=19.8<129.2° A 352 wwwwww 20cos(21-60°) V

Let Ix=11+12, where I₁ is due to the voltage source and I2 is due to the current source 10cos(2t+10°) V 11 -1.5713-3.67851 Inductor in phasor form is: 8j Inductor in phasor form is: 4j Capacitor in phasor form is: -4j Capacitor in phasor form is: +4j 11=5.4093 -0.7153i 11=8.4058 -0.0384i 12=2.53 -0.431 12=5.49 -0.86i 12 -10.93 11.67i Ix=19.8<90.8° A Ix=30.8<22.5° A 4 H Ix=19.8<129.2° A 352 wwwwww 20cos(21-60°) V

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Let Ix=1₁+1₂, where 1₁ is due to the voltage source and l₂ is due to the current source 10cos(2t+10°) V 11=-1.5713-3.6785i 11=8.4058 -0.0384i Inductor in phasor form is: 8j Inductor in phasor form is: 4j Capacitor in phasor form is: -4j Capacitor in phasor form is: +4j 11=5.4093 -0.7153i 12=2.53 -0.43i 12=5.49 -0.86i 12=-10.93 11.67i Ix=19.8<90.8° A Ix=30.8<22.5° A ele Ix=19.8<129.2° A 4 H 352 www 20cos(2t-60°) V
Transcribed Image Text:Let Ix=1₁+1₂, where 1₁ is due to the voltage source and l₂ is due to the current source 10cos(2t+10°) V 11=-1.5713-3.6785i 11=8.4058 -0.0384i Inductor in phasor form is: 8j Inductor in phasor form is: 4j Capacitor in phasor form is: -4j Capacitor in phasor form is: +4j 11=5.4093 -0.7153i 12=2.53 -0.43i 12=5.49 -0.86i 12=-10.93 11.67i Ix=19.8<90.8° A Ix=30.8<22.5° A ele Ix=19.8<129.2° A 4 H 352 www 20cos(2t-60°) V
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