An RLC series circuit has an inductor of 17 mH, a capacitor of 46 µF, and is connected to a voltage of 70 V rms at a frequency of 900 Hz with current of 0.48 A rms running through the circuit. A. Find the resistance of the resistor. B. Find the peak voltages through each of the components. C. Find the power factor of the circuit.

An RLC series circuit has an inductor of 17 mH, a capacitor of 46 µF, and is connected to a voltage of 70 V rms at a frequency of 900 Hz with current of 0.48 A rms running through the circuit. A. Find the resistance of the resistor. B. Find the peak voltages through each of the components. C. Find the power factor of the circuit.

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An RLC series circuit has an inductor of 17 mH, a capacitor of 46 µF, and is
connected to a voltage of 70 V rms at a frequency of 900 Hz with current of
0.48 A rms running through the circuit.
A. Find the resistance of the resistor.
B. Find the peak voltages through each of the components.
C. Find the power factor of the circuit.
D. Draw a phasor diagram for the circuit.

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