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Chapter 19, Problem 6RQ

In the circuit shown in Figure 19−1, the resistor has a current flow of 6.5 A and the inductor has a current flow of 8 A. What is the total current in this circuti?

Chapter 19, Problem 6RQ, In the circuit shown in Figure 191, the resistor has a current flow of 6.5 A and the inductor has a

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