Solve with complete solutions and units using 2 decimal digits:R: = 60R3 = 42Rg = 100R4 = 80R3 = 60REQR2 = 82Rio = 20Re = 60BORs = 42R7 = 82Given: If E = 6 V. and from the solutions in example no.2 havingREQ = 10 QFind: (a)IT(b)1- l10(c)V1 - V10(d)P1- P10(e)PT

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Solve with complete solutions and units using 2 decimal digits: R; = 60 R3 = 40 R3 = 102 R = 80 Rg = 60 Rea R2 = 8n Rio = 20 Re = 60 B R =40 R; = 8n Given: If E = 6 V. and from the solutions in example no.2 having ReQ = 10 Q Find: (a) IT (b) 1- l10 (c) V1 - V10 (d) P1- P10 (e) Pr

Solve with complete solutions and units using 2 decimal digits: R; = 60 R3 = 40 R3 = 102 R = 80 Rg = 60 Rea R2 = 8n Rio = 20 Re = 60 B R =40 R; = 8n Given: If E = 6 V. and from the solutions in example no.2 having ReQ = 10 Q Find: (a) IT (b) 1- l10 (c) V1 - V10 (d) P1- P10 (e) Pr

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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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Solve with complete solutions and units using 2 decimal digits:
R: = 60
R3 = 42
Rg = 100
R4 = 80
R3 = 60
REQ
R2 = 82
Rio = 20
Re = 60
BO
Rs = 42
R7 = 82
Given: If E = 6 V. and from the solutions in example no.2 having
REQ = 10 Q
Find: (a)
IT
(b)
1- l10
(c)
V1 - V10
(d)
P1- P10
(e)
PT

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