Calculate the rms currents (in A) for an AC source given by v(t) = V, sin(wt), where V. = 100 V and w = 200n rad/s, when connected across the following. (a) a 30 µF capacitor A (b) a 40 mH inductor (c) a 40 N resistor

Calculate the rms currents (in A) for an AC source given by v(t) = V, sin(wt), where V. = 100 V and w = 200n rad/s, when connected across the following. (a) a 30 µF capacitor A (b) a 40 mH inductor (c) a 40 N resistor

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Calculate the rms currents (in A) for an AC source given by v(t) = V, sin(wt), where V. = 100 V and w = 200n rad/s, when connected across the following.
(а) а 30 pF сараcitor
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(b) a 40 mH inductor
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(c) a 40 2 resistor
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