The 102 resistor receives P = 32 W. Determine: 1. The effective reactance of the coupled coils. 2. The coupling coefficient, k, if XL₁ = 50 and XL2 = 89. Clue: Use Lectures 1 to 6 to solve the first part of the question. Determine the current IR flowing through the resistor with the provided information, and use |IR| to determine VR], the voltage drop over R. You can then find [Vxeffl, the voltage drop over the effective reactance of the coupled coils. 28.320° j5g www ele j8 1092

The 102 resistor receives P = 32 W. Determine: 1. The effective reactance of the coupled coils. 2. The coupling coefficient, k, if XL₁ = 50 and XL2 = 89. Clue: Use Lectures 1 to 6 to solve the first part of the question. Determine the current IR flowing through the resistor with the provided information, and use |IR| to determine VR], the voltage drop over R. You can then find [Vxeffl, the voltage drop over the effective reactance of the coupled coils. 28.320° j5g www ele j8 1092

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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