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Problem 4: In a simple AC circuit shown on the right, R = 110 92, A4V=4Vmaxsin(at) where = 5.5 V, and w = 65 rad/s. AV max Randomized Variables R = 110 S2 AVmax=5.5 V w = 65 rad/s R AV

Problem 4: In a simple AC circuit shown on the right, R = 110 92, A4V=4Vmaxsin(at) where = 5.5 V, and w = 65 rad/s. AV max Randomized Variables R = 110 S2 AVmax=5.5 V w = 65 rad/s R AV

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Part (a)  Calculate the numerical value of Imax in amps.

Imax = ______

Part (b)  How long (in seconds) does it take for the current I to reach Imax (and be moving in the same direction) from the previous Imax?  

T = ______

Part (c)  Express the power dissipated in the circuit, P, as a function of time t and R, ΔVmax, and ω.

P = ______

Part (d)  Express the maximum of P, Pmax, in terms of R and ΔVmax.  

Pmax = ______

Part (e)  How long does it take for the power P to reach Pmax from the previous Pmax in seconds. 

Period = ______

Problem 4: In a simple AC circuit shown on the right, R = 110 2,4V = AVmaxsin(wt) where = 5.5 V, and w = 65 rad/s. AV max Randomized Variables R = 110 Q AV max w = 65 rad/s = 5.5 V R ΔV
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 4: In a simple AC circuit shown on the right, R = 110 2,4V = AVmaxsin(wt) where = 5.5 V, and w = 65 rad/s. AV max Randomized Variables R = 110 Q AV max w = 65 rad/s = 5.5 V R ΔV
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