An RLC circuit has resistance R = 220 Q and inductive reactance X, = 385 0. HINT (a) Calculate the circuit's capacitive reactance X. (in 0) if its power factor is cos(e) = 0.707. (b) Calculate the circuit's capacitive reactance X (in 0) if its power factor is cos(p) = 1.00. (c) Calculate the circuit's capacitive reactance X, (in Q) if its power factor is cos(4) = 1.00 x 10-2.

An RLC circuit has resistance R = 220 Q and inductive reactance X, = 385 0. HINT (a) Calculate the circuit's capacitive reactance X. (in 0) if its power factor is cos(e) = 0.707. (b) Calculate the circuit's capacitive reactance X (in 0) if its power factor is cos(p) = 1.00. (c) Calculate the circuit's capacitive reactance X, (in Q) if its power factor is cos(4) = 1.00 x 10-2.

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Chapter21: Alternating-Current Circuits And Electromagnetic Waves

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Problem 33P: An RLC circuit has resistance R = 225 and inductive reactance XL. = 175 . (a) Calculate the...

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