For the RL circuit shown, V1=600Vms, XL1=3002, and Rl=6002. What is the RMS current through R1?a. 0.707 Amsb. 1.0 ArmsV1c. 2.0 Armsd. 3.0 ArmsR1L1

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For the RL circuit shown, V1-600Vms, XL1=3002, and R1=6002. What is the RMS current through R1? a. 0.707 Arms b. 1.0 Ams V1 c. 2.0 Ams d. 3.0 Ams R1 L1

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Problem 2.1MCQ: The rms value of v(t)=Vmaxcos(t+) is given by a. Vmax b. Vmax/2 c. 2Vmax d. 2Vmax

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For the RL circuit shown, V1=600Vms, XL1=3002, and Rl=6002. What is the RMS current through R1?
a. 0.707 Ams
b. 1.0 Arms
V1
c. 2.0 Arms
d. 3.0 Arms
R1
L1

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