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5. A voltage of $22x\angle x^{\circ}$ V ($x$ is the last digit of your student number, i.e., if your number is 12345678, the voltage is $228\angle 8^{\circ}$ V) is applied to the end of the circuit (between a and b) given below. Engineering Mathematics Midterm Exam - Page 2 of 2 17/4/2023 $j10\Omega$ $5\Omega$ a o $-j5\Omega$ $j5\Omega$ $5\Omega$ bo (a) (5 points) Find the equivalent impedance of the circuit (between a and b). (b) (5 points) Calculate the current of the circuit (i.e., the current leaving from the point a). (c) (10 points) Calculate the apparent power, active power and reactive power values. (d) (5 points) Find instantenous values of the voltage and current.

          5. A voltage of $22x\angle x^{\circ}$ V ($x$ is the last digit of your student number, i.e., if your number
is 12345678, the voltage is $228\angle 8^{\circ}$ V) is applied to the end of the circuit (between a and
b) given below.
Engineering Mathematics
Midterm Exam - Page 2 of 2
17/4/2023
$j10\Omega$
$5\Omega$
a o
$-j5\Omega$
$j5\Omega$
$5\Omega$
bo
(a) (5 points) Find the equivalent impedance of the circuit (between a and b).
(b) (5 points) Calculate the current of the circuit (i.e., the current leaving from the
point a).
(c) (10 points) Calculate the apparent power, active power and reactive power values.
(d) (5 points) Find instantenous values of the voltage and current.
        
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5. A voltage of 22x∠ x^∘ V (x is the last digit of your student number, i.e., if your number
is 12345678, the voltage is 228∠ 8^∘ V) is applied to the end of the circuit (between a and
b) given below.
Engineering Mathematics
Midterm Exam - Page 2 of 2
17/4/2023
j10Ω
5Ω
a o
-j5Ω
j5Ω
5Ω
bo
(a) (5 points) Find the equivalent impedance of the circuit (between a and b).
(b) (5 points) Calculate the current of the circuit (i.e., the current leaving from the
point a).
(c) (10 points) Calculate the apparent power, active power and reactive power values.
(d) (5 points) Find instantenous values of the voltage and current.

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Student number: 200702050 5. A voltage of 22V is the last digit of your student number, i.e. if your number is 12345678, the voltage is 228/8V is applied to the end of the circuit (between a and b given below). Engineering Mathematics Midterm Exam - Page 2 of 2 17/4/2023 5 WW j10 YYY ao -j5 j5 5 bo a) 5 points: Find the equivalent impedance of the circuit between a and b. b) 5 points: Calculate the current of the circuit (i.e., the current leaving from the point a). c) 10 points: Calculate the apparent power, active power, and reactive power values. d) 5 points: Find instantaneous values of the voltage and current.
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00:01 Hello students in this question we have a circuit system so let's draw the circuit system first so we have the 5 ohms here resistor here connected to a voltage source like this so this is our points nodal points v1 and v2 and this is 5 again 5 ohms connected to this ok this is grounded and we have a voltage source current source like this 1 ampere ok so we can clearly see that the the this is the is value so let's find out the resistance here this is 5 this is 10 and this is also 5 so we can take this and this as series connections and then this as parallel connection so this is the series connection so r effective so r effective 1 by r effective will be 1 by r1 which is 5 plus sorry 1 by 5 plus 5 plus 1 by 10 because this is in series connection ok so you get 1 by 10 so that is equal to 20 by 100 so r effective r effective will be equal to 100 by 20 so that is equal to 5 ohms that is the r effective ok so we can use the principle kirchhoff's law or we can say we the ohms law we can use v…
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