In the circuit shown, find the total power absorbed by the three resistors. Then find the sum the readings of the two wattmeters. Compare results. 30/50° V 40/-20° V WM. CC₁ PC₁ V₁ WM₂ CC ₂ pc₂ Fig. 15-5 4 f -j4 f 6 Ω 352 :-18 f

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In the circuit shown, find the total power absorbed by the three resistors. Then find the sum
the readings of the two wattmeters. Compare results.
30/50° V
40/-20° V
I:
WM
cc₁
PC₁
WM₂
pc₂
V₂
Fig. 15-5
4
452
-j4 f
60
352
j4 f
-18 f
Transcribed Image Text:In the circuit shown, find the total power absorbed by the three resistors. Then find the sum the readings of the two wattmeters. Compare results. 30/50° V 40/-20° V I: WM cc₁ PC₁ WM₂ pc₂ V₂ Fig. 15-5 4 452 -j4 f 60 352 j4 f -18 f
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