5. An impedance coil is connected in parallel with a capacitance C of 12.5 μF. The inputvoltage to the circuit is 100 V at 31.8 Hz. The phase angle between the two branchcurrents (I1 and I2) is 120° and the current in the first branch is I1 = 0.5A. Determine thefollowing:a) the current I2 and total currentb) the value of R and XLc) the value of inductor (L in mH)d) the total impedancee) the power factorf) the value of conductance (G in mƱ) and susceptance (B in Ʊ)g) total admittance 5. An impedance coil is connected in parallel with a capacitance C of 12.5 µF. The inputvoltage to the circuit is 100 V at 31.8 Hz. The phase angle between the two branchcurrents (lh and b) is 120° and the current in the first branch is li = 0.5A. Determine thefollowing:a) the current l2 and total currentbj the value of R and XLc) the value of inductor (L in mH)d) the total impedancee) the power factorf) the value of conductance (G in mu) and susceptance (B in µU)g) total admittance → ITI2R100 Vl1 = 0.5 ATc = 12.5 µFXL

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An impedance coil is connected in parallel with a capacitance C of 12.5 μF. The input voltage to the circuit is 100 V at 31.8 Hz. The phase angle between the two branch currents (I1 and I2) is 120° and the current in the first branch is I1 = 0.5A. Determine the following: a) the current I2 and total current b) the value of R and XL c) the value of inductor (L in mH)

An impedance coil is connected in parallel with a capacitance C of 12.5 μF. The input voltage to the circuit is 100 V at 31.8 Hz. The phase angle between the two branch currents (I1 and I2) is 120° and the current in the first branch is I1 = 0.5A. Determine the following: a) the current I2 and total current b) the value of R and XL c) the value of inductor (L in mH)

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