For the circuit shown, what is the average power, P, consumed by the 18 + j32 2 load impedance? (Assume the voltage source is in RMS.)3Ωj8 Na18 ΩV = 25 20° Vj32nO 29.76 WO 5.51 WO 8.35 WO 7.47 WQuestion 17The Inad 7 consumes an average power of 75 W and a reactive power of 125 V AR What component is needed to form impedance

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For the circuit shown, what is the average power, P, consumed by the 18+ j32 load impedance? (Assume the voltage source is in RM 30 j8 N a 18 Ω な= = 25 20° V j32 0 O 29.76 W O 5.51 W O 8.35 W O 7.47 W Question 17 The Inad 7 consumes an average power of 75 W and a reactive power of 125 VAR What component is needed to form impedar 1+

For the circuit shown, what is the average power, P, consumed by the 18+ j32 load impedance? (Assume the voltage source is in RM 30 j8 N a 18 Ω な= = 25 20° V j32 0 O 29.76 W O 5.51 W O 8.35 W O 7.47 W Question 17 The Inad 7 consumes an average power of 75 W and a reactive power of 125 VAR What component is needed to form impedar 1+

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.2MCQ: If the rms phasor of a voltage is given by V=12060 volts, then the corresponding v(t) is given by...

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