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Please consider the following circuit. If f= 159.15kHz, V1 = 12230° and V2 = : 620°, determine the amount of complex power S being absorbed by V2. Recall that Z₁ jwL and S = Vrms Irms. Also note that the sinusoidal voltages in the circuit below are not RMS values and the RMS value of a sinusoidal source V (t) is Vrms (t) = V(t)/√2. V1 sine ww R1 2 Ω ell L1 1 ΜΗ V2 sine

Please consider the following circuit. If f= 159.15kHz, V1 = 12230° and V2 = : 620°, determine the amount of complex power S being absorbed by V2. Recall that Z₁ jwL and S = Vrms Irms. Also note that the sinusoidal voltages in the circuit below are not RMS values and the RMS value of a sinusoidal source V (t) is Vrms (t) = V(t)/√2. V1 sine ww R1 2 Ω ell L1 1 ΜΗ V2 sine

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Please consider the following circuit. If f= 159.15kHz, V1 = 12230° and V2 = 620°, determine the amount of complex power S being absorbed by V2. Recall that Z₁ jwL and S = Vrms Irms. Also note that the sinusoidal voltages in the circuit below are not RMS values and the RMS value of a sinusoidal source V (t) is Vrms (t) = V(t)/√2. V1 sine ww R1 2 Ω ell L1 1 ΜΗ V2 sine
Transcribed Image Text:Please consider the following circuit. If f= 159.15kHz, V1 = 12230° and V2 = 620°, determine the amount of complex power S being absorbed by V2. Recall that Z₁ jwL and S = Vrms Irms. Also note that the sinusoidal voltages in the circuit below are not RMS values and the RMS value of a sinusoidal source V (t) is Vrms (t) = V(t)/√2. V1 sine ww R1 2 Ω ell L1 1 ΜΗ V2 sine
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