If using the relative maximum power equation RL = V RTH² + (X ± XTh)² If the reactance of the Thevenin impedance if of the same type (both capacitive or both inductive) as the reactance in the load, then the reactance are

If using the relative maximum power equation RL = V RTH² + (X ± XTh)² If the reactance of the Thevenin impedance if of the same type (both capacitive or both inductive) as the reactance in the load, then the reactance are

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