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R? = 25[?], ?? = 12[V] R? = 25[?], ?? = 200[V] R? = 1[?] I? = ? e?(t) = 100 \cdot sin(?t + 30°) e?(t) = 100 \cdot sin(?t + 50°)[V] Z? = 10 + j10[?] Z? = 0 + j50[?] i?(t) - ?, P - ?, I? - ?

          R? = 25[?], ?? = 12[V]
R? = 25[?], ?? = 200[V]
R? = 1[?]
I? = ?
e?(t) = 100 \cdot sin(?t + 30°)
e?(t) = 100 \cdot sin(?t + 50°)[V]
Z? = 10 + j10[?]
Z? = 0 + j50[?]
i?(t) - ?, P - ?, I? - ?

R? = 25[?], ?? = 12[V]
R? = 25[?], ?? = 200[V]
R? = 1[?]
I? = ?
e?(t) = 100 ·sin(?t + 30°)
e?(t) = 100 ·sin(?t + 50°)[V]
Z? = 10 + j10[?]
Z? = 0 + j50[?]
i?(t) - ?, P - ?, I? - ?

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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The equation e(t) = 2S = 0[V] suggests that the voltage e(t) is equal to 0 volts. This means that there is no voltage present in the circuit. Show more…

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e(t) = 2S = 0[V] IN = et IN = z = 0 + 50j[] z = 10 + 10j[] f = 50[Hz] 1 - ? it - ?, P - ?, 1 - ? et = 100sint + 30 et = 100sint + 50[V] R = l[Q] R = 25[Q], E = 200[V] R = 25[], E = 12[V]