Problem 6 Consider the following circuit supplied from a single-phase AC source. m 20 mH ΑΩ ww 200 µF 2 100 V 100 A. If A = 1,230 and if supply frequency is varied from 0 to 100 Hz, the frequency at which the total current drawn is in phase with the supply voltage is Your Answer: Hz. Answer B. If A = 1,840 2 and if supply frequency is varied from 0 to 100 Hz, the minimum value of the total current drawn from the supply is answer as 0.01 A, write it as 10 mA) Your Answer: mA. (Suppose you get Answer C. If A = 8,420 2 and if supply frequency is varied from 0 to 100 Hz, the maximum value of the total current drawn from the supply is answer as 0.01 A, write it as 10 mA) mA. (Suppose you get

Problem 6 Consider the following circuit supplied from a single-phase AC source. m 20 mH ΑΩ ww 200 µF 2 100 V 100 A. If A = 1,230 and if supply frequency is varied from 0 to 100 Hz, the frequency at which the total current drawn is in phase with the supply voltage is Your Answer: Hz. Answer B. If A = 1,840 2 and if supply frequency is varied from 0 to 100 Hz, the minimum value of the total current drawn from the supply is answer as 0.01 A, write it as 10 mA) Your Answer: mA. (Suppose you get Answer C. If A = 8,420 2 and if supply frequency is varied from 0 to 100 Hz, the maximum value of the total current drawn from the supply is answer as 0.01 A, write it as 10 mA) mA. (Suppose you get

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