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Here we have a series rlc circuit and this series rlc circuit is connected to a 35 volt 100 radial per second supply.
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Here 35 is the maximum value of supply voltage.
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Here we take this supply voltage as a reference voltage, that's why we write delta v is equal to 35 angle 0 degree.
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Here delta v is equal to 35 angle 0 degree is the phager form representation of this time domain voltage signal.
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Now suppose maximum current flowing through the circuit is equal to i.
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Now inductive reactance of this circuit is given by xl is equal to omega l.
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Here omega is equal to 100 and l is equal to 150 into 10 to the power negative 3 and from this we obtain xl equals to 15 om.
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Now next capacity reactance of the circuit is given by xc is equal to 1 over omega into c, omega is equal to 100.
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And here c is equal to 99 into 10 to the power negative 6 and from this we obtain xc is equal to 101 .01 om.
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Now suppose total impedance of the circuit is equal to z.
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So the value of z is given by r plus j xl minus x c.
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Here r is equal to 72 plus j x x.
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Here r is equal to 72 plus j x l is equal to 15, x is equal to 101 .01.
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From this we obtain z is equal to 72 minus z 86 .01 om.
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In the rectangle form, the value of z is equal to 112 .16 .3 angle negative 50 .0667 degree om.
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Now the maximum current flowing through the circuit is given by i is equal to delta v over z delta v is equal to 35 angle 0 over z is equal to 112 .16 a 3 angle negative 50 .0667 and by simplifying this we obtain i is equal to 0 .312 angle 50 .0667 degree ampere from this we obtain i max equals to 0 .312 ampere here this is the maximum current in the phageiform and this is the maximum current.
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Now this current in the time domain is given by it is equal to 0 .312 sine 100t plus 50 .067 degree.
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So for this current, omega is equal to 100 radian per second.
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Now by comparing this equation and this equation we obtain the value of 5 is equal to negative 50 .067 degree.
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And in the radian, we obtain 5 is equal to 50 .067 into pi over 180...