Activity 2:According to Ohm's low, the current (I) through an impedance (Z) is related to the voltage (V)across it as: V = I × Z.A voltage equal to 210e/0.2 Volts, is applied across a load of impedance (60 + jX) Ohms. Themagnitude (i.e., modulus) of the current through it is measured as 3 Amperes.(2-a) Calculate all possible values of X.|(2-b) Calculate the consumed reactive power (Q) using the formula: Q = Imag {V × I'}.Assume phase (i.e., argument) of the current equal to 67°.

We will use basic current formula and reactive power formula to calculate Q .

Answered: Activity 2: According to Ohm's low, the…

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