QUESTION 3 For the network shown in Figure below, determine: (a) The total impedance, ZT (b) The total current, IT (c) All voltages for all impedances/loads. (d) All currents for all impedances/loads. (E = 170Vrms = 240Vp, f=1kHz) Va R1 702 Vec EEE L1 C1 E 240V 1kHz 0° 1.70mH 18uF Figure Q3

QUESTION 3 For the network shown in Figure below, determine: (a) The total impedance, ZT (b) The total current, IT (c) All voltages for all impedances/loads. (d) All currents for all impedances/loads. (E = 170Vrms = 240Vp, f=1kHz) Va R1 702 Vec EEE L1 C1 E 240V 1kHz 0° 1.70mH 18uF Figure Q3

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