A certain element has a phasor voltage of V = 200/30 V and current of I = 6Z120 A The angular frequency is 500 rad/s. Determine the nature of the element.The element is an inductance.• The element is a capacitance.The element is a resistancePrevious Answersv Correct

Given: An element with phasor voltage, V=200∠30° V Current, I=6∠120° A Angular frequency, ω=500…

A certain element has a phasor voltage of V = 200/30 V and current of I = 6/120 A. The angular frequency is 500 rad/s. Determine the nature of the elen The element is an inductance. The element is a capacitance. The element is a resistance Subret Previous Answers v Correct

A certain element has a phasor voltage of V = 200/30 V and current of I = 6/120 A. The angular frequency is 500 rad/s. Determine the nature of the elen The element is an inductance. The element is a capacitance. The element is a resistance Subret Previous Answers v Correct

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The element is an inductance.
• The element is a capacitance.
The element is a resistance
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