$X_C = 31.8 \Omega$ $V_S = 10 V_{rms}$ $X_L = 62.8 \Omega$ $R = 56 \Omega$ Figure 17-6 For the circuit in Figure 17-6, the circuit impedance is A) $64.0 \Omega \angle 29.0^\circ$ B) $27.1 \Omega \angle 61.0^\circ$ C) $110 \Omega \angle 59.4^\circ$ D) $42.3 \Omega \angle -41.0^\circ$
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In this case, $R = 56 \Omega$, $X_L = 62.8 \Omega$, and $X_C = 31.8 \Omega$. So, $Z = 56 + j(62.8 - 31.8) = 56 + j(31)$. Show more…
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