For the circuit below, the sources are given in RMS. 592 40/90° V ww +1] 8Ω Ξj2Ω ww 11 12 3/0° A 10 Ω j4Ω Z (a) Use mesh current method to find the branch currents I, and I₂ in rectangular form. (b) Determine the complex power absorbed by the impedance Z. (c) Sketch the phasor diagram for the branch currents I₁ and I₂ and indicate which one is leading.

For the circuit below, the sources are given in RMS. 592 40/90° V ww +1] 8Ω Ξj2Ω ww 11 12 3/0° A 10 Ω j4Ω Z (a) Use mesh current method to find the branch currents I, and I₂ in rectangular form. (b) Determine the complex power absorbed by the impedance Z. (c) Sketch the phasor diagram for the branch currents I₁ and I₂ and indicate which one is leading.

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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