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Given: The amplitude of the source voltage is 120 V. The resistance of the circuit is 80 Ω. The…

Senies RLC circnit Amplitnde of he voltage Source is 12OV lesistur has a valve of 80s2 Reactance of ne capacitor is 980e The vollage amplitade acras the capucih is 360V a) What is the amplihde of he curest within the cireuit? ) What is The impedance of he cireuit? E) What are huo possible readance valves for he inductor and whoh ore has a Smaller angular frequency Than resonance

Senies RLC circnit Amplitnde of he voltage Source is 12OV lesistur has a valve of 80s2 Reactance of ne capacitor is 980e The vollage amplitade acras the capucih is 360V a) What is the amplihde of he curest within the cireuit? ) What is The impedance of he cireuit? E) What are huo possible readance valves for he inductor and whoh ore has a Smaller angular frequency Than resonance

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

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Chapter7: Electricity

Section: Chapter Questions

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