The R-C circuit shown below has an AC power supply with 150 Vrms / 50 Hz output.Moreover, R1=8kN, R2=10kN, C,=0.03µF and C2=0.065µF.Perform calculations and type your results in the appropriate number boxes provided. Please note the specific measuring units required foryour numerical answers.The total resistance isΚΩTotal capacitance isnFThe total reactance IsknThe total circult Impedance IsC1R1The phase angle is°[angular degrees]The total current isVsfThe voltage across capacitor C, isThe voltage across capacitor C2 isVC2The voltage across resistor R, isVR2The voltage across resistor R2 ISVThe current through R2 ismAThe current through C, is]:The reactive power in the circuit isMVARThe true power dissipated by the circuit ismwThe total apparent power in the circuit ismVAThe circuit has a power factor of%

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The R-C circuit shown below has an AC power supply with 150 Vms / 50 Hz output. Moreover, R1=8kO, R2=10k2, C1=0.03µF and C2=0.065µF. Perform calculations and type your results in the appropriate number boxes provided. Please note the specific measuring units required for your numerical answers. The total resistance is Total capacitance is nF The total reactance Is kn

The R-C circuit shown below has an AC power supply with 150 Vms / 50 Hz output. Moreover, R1=8kO, R2=10k2, C1=0.03µF and C2=0.065µF. Perform calculations and type your results in the appropriate number boxes provided. Please note the specific measuring units required for your numerical answers. The total resistance is Total capacitance is nF The total reactance Is kn

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter19: Capacitors

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