EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
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Chapter 9, Problem 14P

Simplify the following expression:

  1. (a) 5 j 6 2 + j 8 3 + j 4 5 j + 4 j 6
  2. (b) 240 75 + 160 30 60 j 80 67 + j 84 20 32
  3. (c) 10 + j 20 3 + j 4 2 10 + j 5 16 j 20

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find out the value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form.

Answer to Problem 14P

The value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form is 0.7788169.71°_ and 0.7663+j0.13912_ respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The given expression is,

(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)

Calculation:

Simplify the given expression as follows,

(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)=5j62j815+j3+j20j24+4j6(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)=3j1415+j3+j20+4+4j6                 {j2=1}(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)=3j147+j17(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)=14.318282.095°18.385112.380°

Re-write the value as follows in polar form.

(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)0.7788169.71°

Re-write the value as follows in rectangular form.

(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)=0.76627+j0.13912(5j6)(2+j8)(3+j4)(5j)+(4j6)0.7663+j0.13912

Conclusion:

Thus, the value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form is 0.7788169.71°_ and 0.7663+j0.13912_ respectively.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find out the value of the given expression.

Answer to Problem 14P

The value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form is 11.71260.55°_ and 1.92211.55j_ respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The given expression is,

(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)

Calculation:

Simplify the given expression as follows,

(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=(62.116+j231.82+138.56j80)(60j80)(107.4451.42°)(2032°)(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=(200.676+j151.82)(60j80)(107.4451.42°)(2032°)(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=12040.56+j9109.2j16054.08j212145.62148.883.42°(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=12040.56+j9109.2j16054.08+12145.62148.883.42°

Simplify the equation as follows.

(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=24186.16j6944.882148.883.42°(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=25163.49343.97°2148.883.42°

Re-write the value as follows in polar form.

(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=11.7104260.55°(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)11.71260.55°

Re-write the value as follows in rectangular form.

(24075°+16030°)(60j80)(67+j84)(2032°)=1.92211.55j

Conclusion:

Thus, the value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form is 11.71260.55°_ and 1.92211.55j_ respectively.

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find out the value of the given expression in both polar form and rectangular form.

Answer to Problem 14P

The value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form is 338.48.22°_ and 334.923j48.382_ respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The given expression is,

(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)

Calculation:

Simplify the given expression as follows,

(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=(10+j20)2(3+j4)2160j200+j80j2100(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=102202+j2(10)(20)3242+j2(3)(4)160j200+j80j2100(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=300+j4007+j24160j200+j80+100(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=500126.869°25106.26°286.36335.22°

Simplify the above equation as follows.

(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=500126.869°25106.26°286.3624.78°(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=2020.609°286.36(24.78°2)(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=(2020.609°)(16.92212.39°)(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)=338.448.219°

The approximate equivalent value in polar form,

(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)338.48.22°

The approximate equivalent value in rectangular form,

(10+j203+j4)2(10+j5)(16j20)334.923j48.382

Conclusion:

Thus, the value of the given expression in polar form, rectangular form is 338.48.22°_ and 334.923j48.382_ respectively.

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