A sinusoidal 50 Hz voltage of 200 V (rms) supplies the following three circuits which are in parallel: (a) a coil of inductance 0.03 H and resistance of 3 ohms, (b) a capacitor of 400 microFarad in series with a resistance of 100 ohms and (c) a coil of inductance 0.02 H and resistance 7 ohms in series with a 300 microFarad capacitor. Find the total current supplied?

A sinusoidal 50 Hz voltage of 200 V (rms) supplies the following three circuits which are in parallel: (a) a coil of inductance 0.03 H and resistance of 3 ohms, (b) a capacitor of 400 microFarad in series with a resistance of 100 ohms and (c) a coil of inductance 0.02 H and resistance 7 ohms in series with a 300 microFarad capacitor. Find the total current supplied?

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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