(Note that VO=V01+V02, where Vo1 is due to V1 and Vo2 is due to 11) V02 (in volt) due to 11 only= O a.-13.018867924528 O b. -56.415094339623 O c. -43.396226415094 O d. -21.698113207547 (Note that VO=V01 +V02, where Vo1 is due to V1 and Vo2 is due to 11) then Vo (in volt)= O a. -13.018867924528 O b. -56.61320754717 O c. -43.528301886792 O d. -21.764150943396 Power on R1 (in watt) =

(Note that VO=V01+V02, where Vo1 is due to V1 and Vo2 is due to 11) V02 (in volt) due to 11 only= O a.-13.018867924528 O b. -56.415094339623 O c. -43.396226415094 O d. -21.698113207547 (Note that VO=V01 +V02, where Vo1 is due to V1 and Vo2 is due to 11) then Vo (in volt)= O a. -13.018867924528 O b. -56.61320754717 O c. -43.528301886792 O d. -21.764150943396 Power on R1 (in watt) =

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=480 volts, R=16, and XL=24. Find PF.

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