A-Two impedances Z, and Z2 are connected in parallel and the combination is connecting with series to third one. If the applied voltage is 100 with zero phase, Z, = 3 + j5 ohm, Z3 = 2 +j3 ohm and the total impedance is equal to 7.34 +j4.55 ohm, find: 1- Z2 2- Total current 3- Current through Z2 4- Current through Z3

A-Two impedances Z, and Z2 are connected in parallel and the combination is connecting with series to third one. If the applied voltage is 100 with zero phase, Z, = 3 + j5 ohm, Z3 = 2 +j3 ohm and the total impedance is equal to 7.34 +j4.55 ohm, find: 1- Z2 2- Total current 3- Current through Z2 4- Current through Z3

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