Problem 02: For the following series-parallel network, the supply voltage E = 300VZ60° as shown in Figure02:I;Here,R1 = 7.5 Q; XL1 = 2.5 2; Xc1 = 5 QR- 10 Ω; X.220 ΩR3-10Ω; X25ΩR4- 10 Ω; X1340 Ω; Xs-20ΩR2R3R4EX13X12X2Xc3Figure 02Calculate the following in extra pages which must be attached with the assignment.Also, fill in blank of following:(d) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms):I=(e) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms):() The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms):I3=(g) Find the following power related quantities:Power Factor (pf):Reactive Factor (rf):Apparent Power (S):Real Power (P):Reactive Power (Q):(h) Power factor leading or lagging:

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(d) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): I= (e) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): () The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): 13= (g) Find the following power related quantities: Power Factor (pf): Reactive Factor (rf): Apparent Power (S): Real Power (P): Reactive Power (Q): (h) Power factor leading or lagging:

(d) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): I= (e) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): () The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): 13= (g) Find the following power related quantities: Power Factor (pf): Reactive Factor (rf): Apparent Power (S): Real Power (P): Reactive Power (Q): (h) Power factor leading or lagging:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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