Q3. In the circuit shown below, i(t)= 4*cos(800*t) (A), R₁ = 1800 2, R₂= 580 92, RL 190 92, and L = 0.8 H. Determine the average power dissipated in RL. 4ix i(t) R₁ 3a) In the phasor domain, use the nodal analysis to find the real part of the phasor volta V (Unit: V): (V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 3b) In the phasor domain, use the nodal analysis to find the imaginary part of the phasor voltage V (Unit: V): (V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 R₂ 3c) From a to b, the phasor current I₁ passes through RL. Find the real part of the curren I₁ (Unit: A): (A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 Submit 0 3d) From a to b, the phasor current I₁ passes through RL. Find the imaginary part of the current I₁ (Unit: A): (A) N

Q3. In the circuit shown below, i(t)= 4cos(800t) (A), R₁ = 1800 2, R₂= 580 92, RL 190 92, and L = 0.8 H. Determine the average power dissipated in RL. 4ix i(t) R₁ 3a) In the phasor domain, use the nodal analysis to find the real part of the phasor volta V (Unit: V): (V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 3b) In the phasor domain, use the nodal analysis to find the imaginary part of the phasor voltage V (Unit: V): (V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 R₂ 3c) From a to b, the phasor current I₁ passes through RL. Find the real part of the curren I₁ (Unit: A): (A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 Submit 0 3d) From a to b, the phasor current I₁ passes through RL. Find the imaginary part of the current I₁ (Unit: A): (A) N

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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