Question 3Suppose the phasor current Ic = 10<0° A.Determine the voltage phasors V₁ = |V₁|40₁, V₂ = |V₂|402, VR = |VRI<0R and Vs = |Vs/40s ?+VsO+V₁552+VR50Ω25ΩFigure 3(Please round answer to 3 decimal places)|V₁|=|V₂| =|VR| =|VS|=|IVIcfs-j170₁ =), 0₂ =), OR =es =j42+V₂degreesdegreesdegreesdegrees

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Question 3 Suppose the phasor current Ic= 10<0° A. Determine the voltage phasors V₁ = |V₁|40₁, V₂ = |V₂|402, VR = |VRI<0R and Vs = |Vs/40s ? + Vs O + V₁ 552 + VR 2592 5092 Figure 3 (Please round answer to 3 decimal places) |v₁| = |V₂| = |VR| = |VS|=| IV Ic fs -j17 0₁ = ), 0₂ = ), OR = 0s = j42 + V₂ degrees degrees degrees degrees

Question 3 Suppose the phasor current Ic= 10<0° A. Determine the voltage phasors V₁ = |V₁|40₁, V₂ = |V₂|402, VR = |VRI<0R and Vs = |Vs/40s ? + Vs O + V₁ 552 + VR 2592 5092 Figure 3 (Please round answer to 3 decimal places) |v₁| = |V₂| = |VR| = |VS|=| IV Ic fs -j17 0₁ = ), 0₂ = ), OR = 0s = j42 + V₂ degrees degrees degrees degrees

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter2: Fundamentals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.2P: Convert the following instantaneous currents to phasors, using cos(t) as the reference. Give your...

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