Q25) please answer quicly A circuit supplied by 230V, 50HZ, is shown in Figure B5 below, is used to findthe unknown value of inductance and capacitance. Zz is the combination with R2= 102, L2 = 10mH, Z4 is a single resistor of value R4 = 5052, Zz is a pure resistorwith value of R3 = 452.bL1Z3R3ziR1aD12R2R4Z2Z4L212Figure B5Calculate the value of L1, when R1 is given as 0.52.i.ii.If Zı is replaced by a pure inductor, then calculate the value of inductance.

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A circuit supplied by 230V, 50HZ, is shown in Figure B5 below, is used to find the unknown value of inductance and capacitance. Zz is the combination with R2 = 1092, L2 = 10mH, Z4 is a single resistor of value R4 = 502, Z3 is a pure resistor with value of R3 = 452. b L1 zi Z3 R3 R1 a D 12 R2 R4 Z2 Z4 12 Figure B5 Calculate the value of L1, when R1 is given as 0.52. i. ii. If Zı is replaced by a pure inductor, then calculate the value of inductance.

A circuit supplied by 230V, 50HZ, is shown in Figure B5 below, is used to find the unknown value of inductance and capacitance. Zz is the combination with R2 = 1092, L2 = 10mH, Z4 is a single resistor of value R4 = 502, Z3 is a pure resistor with value of R3 = 452. b L1 zi Z3 R3 R1 a D 12 R2 R4 Z2 Z4 12 Figure B5 Calculate the value of L1, when R1 is given as 0.52. i. ii. If Zı is replaced by a pure inductor, then calculate the value of inductance.

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