6. will give upvote if correct 102iR+VR+++,15/0°2.5 μFVcVL62.5 mHvicAssuming that the frequency of the voltage source is 10 Hz, VL|= 5.49 and ZVc = 68.55°.Which is the likely VR and IR set of parameters describing the state of the 1O N resistance?СHOICES:O VR= 13.96Z0° V IR = 1.4Z0° AO VR= 13.96Z0° V IR = 1.4Z90° AO VR = 13.96Z–21.45° V IR = 1.4Z–21.45° AO None of the choices.

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10Ω iR iL + VR + Vc 2.5 μF VL 62.5 mH 1520° ric uming that the frequency of the voltage source is 10 Hz, |VL = 5.49 and ZVc = 68.55€ ch is the likely VR and IR set of parameters describing the state of the 10 N resistance? CHOICES: O VR=13.96Z0° V IR = 1.4Z0° A O VR= 13.96Z0° V IR = 1.4Z90° A O VR= 13.96Z–21.45° V IR = 1.4Z–21.45° A O None of the choices. +

10Ω iR iL + VR + Vc 2.5 μF VL 62.5 mH 1520° ric uming that the frequency of the voltage source is 10 Hz, |VL = 5.49 and ZVc = 68.55€ ch is the likely VR and IR set of parameters describing the state of the 10 N resistance? CHOICES: O VR=13.96Z0° V IR = 1.4Z0° A O VR= 13.96Z0° V IR = 1.4Z90° A O VR= 13.96Z–21.45° V IR = 1.4Z–21.45° A O None of the choices. +

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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Problem 2.17MCQ: Consider the load convention that is used for the RLC elements shown in Figure 2.2 of the text. A....

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