Answer this question. Problem 3:In this AC circuit, the resistor offers 300N of resistance, and the inductor offers400 Q of reactance. Together, their seriesopposition to alternating current resultsin a current of 10 mA from the 5 voltX, = 400 25 VACsource:R= 300 2I= 10 mAHow many ohms of opposition does theseries combination of resistor andinductor offer? What name do we give tothis quantity, and how do we symbolizeit, being that it is composed of bothresistance (R) and reactance (X)?ee

Given, resistance = 300 ohm Reactance = 400 ohm current in circuit = 10 mA voltage =5 V

Problem 3: In this AC circuit, the resistor offers 300 N of resistance, and the inductor offers 400 Q of reactance. Together, their series opposition to alternating current results in a current of 10 mA from the 5 volt X, = 400 2 5 VA source: R= 300 2 1= 10 mA How many ohms of opposition does the series combination of resistor and inductor offer?? What name do we give to this quantity, and how do we symbolize it, being that it is composed of both resistance (R) and reactance (X)?

Problem 3: In this AC circuit, the resistor offers 300 N of resistance, and the inductor offers 400 Q of reactance. Together, their series opposition to alternating current results in a current of 10 mA from the 5 volt X, = 400 2 5 VA source: R= 300 2 1= 10 mA How many ohms of opposition does the series combination of resistor and inductor offer?? What name do we give to this quantity, and how do we symbolize it, being that it is composed of both resistance (R) and reactance (X)?