Circuit theory 2 W10j1 ΩX/0° V3102+-j10I121aktor FZLQuestion) Find Zl for the maximum power transfer and calculatemaximum power. In the circuit X= 17.a. Z = 0,40 + j0,40 ohm, Pmax=45,16 Wb. Zl = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=26100,31 Wc. Z = 4,40 + j2,40 ohm, Pmax=103,21 Wd. Zl = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=90,31 We. Zl = 0,40 -j1,00 ohm, Pmax=36,12 Wf. ZI = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=45,16 Wg. Z = 0,40 - 10,20 ohm. Pmax=1535,31 W

ww 3122 1Ω j1 Ω X/0° V 3122 Ω jin 21 ZL Question) Find Zl for the maximum power transfer and calculate maximum power. In the circuit X= 17. O a. Zl = 0,40 + j0,40 ohm, Pmax=45,16 W O b. Zl = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=26100,31 W O c. Z = 4,40 + j2,40 ohm, Pmax=103,21 W d. ZI = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=90,31 W e. Zl = 0,40 -j1,00 ohm, Pmax=36,12 W f. ZI = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=45,16 W Oq. ZI=0,40 - 10,20 ohm, Pmax=1535,31 W

ww 3122 1Ω j1 Ω X/0° V 3122 Ω jin 21 ZL Question) Find Zl for the maximum power transfer and calculate maximum power. In the circuit X= 17. O a. Zl = 0,40 + j0,40 ohm, Pmax=45,16 W O b. Zl = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=26100,31 W O c. Z = 4,40 + j2,40 ohm, Pmax=103,21 W d. ZI = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=90,31 W e. Zl = 0,40 -j1,00 ohm, Pmax=36,12 W f. ZI = 0,40 + j0,20 ohm, Pmax=45,16 W Oq. ZI=0,40 - 10,20 ohm, Pmax=1535,31 W

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