A source of AC emf E₁ = 100/0º volts with an impedance of Z₁ = 20/0° ohms is connected in parallel with another AC source of E₂ = 100/53.10 volts with an impedance Z₂ = 20/0° ohms. The two AC source are use to supply a load impedance of Z₁ = 20/-900 ohms. Calculate the value of the load current I₁. O a. 10 amperes O b. 12 amperes O c. 4 amperes O d. 8 amperes

A source of AC emf E₁ = 100/0º volts with an impedance of Z₁ = 20/0° ohms is connected in parallel with another AC source of E₂ = 100/53.10 volts with an impedance Z₂ = 20/0° ohms. The two AC source are use to supply a load impedance of Z₁ = 20/-900 ohms. Calculate the value of the load current I₁. O a. 10 amperes O b. 12 amperes O c. 4 amperes O d. 8 amperes

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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