Question 5. Consider the circuit below. Answer the questions that follow. 492 20mH m 2500µF 100cos(100t)V + (1) 4cos(100t+(/2))A 292 Vo (5.a) [4 marks] Redraw the circuit by converting the sources to phasors and the passive components (inductors, capacitors, and resistors) to impedances. Note: the phase of the current source is given in radians; please convert it to degrees. (5.b) [6 marks] Compute Vo in volts (as a phasor).

Solve question no.06 and show the solution.Note: The answer is given on the bottom right side of the image, just show the solution on how to get it. Also, please explain it step by step.Thanks!!!

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Solve question no.03 and show the solution.Note: The answer is given on the bottom right side of the image, just show the solution on how to get it.Thanks!!!

A resistor of 20ohms and a capacitance of unknown value when connected. In in parallel across a 100V, 50Hz supply take a current of 6A. The combination is now connected across a 100V supply of unknown frequency and the current  falls to 5.5A . What is the frequency?

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R₁ (10 m) 0.2 H ми 00000 &₁ = 50V R₂ (200) E₂ = 30V

(i) For the circuit below, draw the output waveforms for both the given input wave- forms. (ii) How can you convert this circuit into a half-bridge by removing any two compo- nents? Please draw a circuit diagram. Also, draw the current flow through the modified circuit. This can be done by annotating the modified circuit diagram. M (i) (ii)

R 4. A resistor and a capacitor are connected in series across a supply of 250V. Where supply frequency is 50HZ the current in the circuit is 5A. When the supply frequency is 60HZ, the current is 5.8A. Find the value of the capacitance.

Consider a circuit with a pull-down resistor in parallel to a component. Compare a resistor with higher resistance value to a resistor with lower resistance value in the parallel path. Which resistor value will pull down the potential more, relative to ground, at the high side of the component? They will pull the potential di [ Select] They will pull the potential down equally, because resistors in series have equal voltage across them, regardless of resistance value. The lower-value resistor. There is not enough information to correctly answer this question. The higher-value resistor.