The magnitude of the load voltage in the circuit shown in Figure 1 is [Vrms|= 470V and radian frequency is @2π60 rad/s.Let R1 = 262, R2= 492, L1 = 37 mH, L2 = 89 mH, C = 96 µF.All voltages and currents are in rms values in this problem.(a) Find the impedances ZLı, ZL2, Zc.(b) Find the load impedance Z = (Zri+ZL1) || (Zr2+ Zı2 +Zc).(c) Find the complex power S of the load.(d) Find the power factor of the load.(e) Find the average power, reactive power, and apparent power of the load.R2R1L2VrmsL1CFigure 1 A load.

The magnitude of the load voltage in the circuit shown in Figure 1 is [Vrms| = 470V and radian frequency is @ = 2n60 rad/s. Let R1 = 262, R2 = 492, L1 = 37 mH, L2 = 89 mH, C = 96 µF. All voltages and currents are in rms values in this problem. (a) Find the impedances ZL1, ZL2, Zc. (b) Find the load impedance Z = (Zri+ZL1) || (Zr2+ Z12 +Zc). (c) Find the complex power S of the load. (d) Find the power factor of the load. (e) Find the average power, reactive power, and apparent power of the load. R2 R1 L2 Vrms L1 C

The magnitude of the load voltage in the circuit shown in Figure 1 is [Vrms| = 470V and radian frequency is @ = 2n60 rad/s. Let R1 = 262, R2 = 492, L1 = 37 mH, L2 = 89 mH, C = 96 µF. All voltages and currents are in rms values in this problem. (a) Find the impedances ZL1, ZL2, Zc. (b) Find the load impedance Z = (Zri+ZL1) || (Zr2+ Z12 +Zc). (c) Find the complex power S of the load. (d) Find the power factor of the load. (e) Find the average power, reactive power, and apparent power of the load. R2 R1 L2 Vrms L1 C

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