Problem 2: The winding of an AC electric motor has an inductance of 27 mH and 60-Hz rms voltage of 120 V. a resistance of 15 Ω. The motor runs on Otheexpertta.com Part(a)_What is the rms current that the motor draws, in amperes? Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the current lag the input voltage? Part (c) What is the capacitance, in microfarads, of the capacitor that should be connected in series with the motor to cause the current to be in phase with the input voltage?

Problem 2: The winding of an AC electric motor has an inductance of 27 mH and 60-Hz rms voltage of 120 V. a resistance of 15 Ω. The motor runs on Otheexpertta.com Part(a)_What is the rms current that the motor draws, in amperes? Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the current lag the input voltage? Part (c) What is the capacitance, in microfarads, of the capacitor that should be connected in series with the motor to cause the current to be in phase with the input voltage?

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Chapter33: Inductors And Ac Circuits

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Problem 23PQ: In the LC circuit in Figure 33.11, the inductance is L = 19.8 mH and the capacitance is C = 19.6 mF....

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Problem 2:
The winding of an AC electric motor has an inductance of 27 mH and
60-Hz rms voltage of 120 V.
a resistance of 15 Ω. The motor runs on
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Part(a)_What is the rms current that the motor draws, in amperes?
Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the current lag the input voltage?
Part (c) What is the capacitance, in microfarads, of the capacitor that should be
connected in series with the motor to cause the current to be in phase with the input voltage?

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