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Problem 4 For the circuit shown below consider Vs = 25 2 10° V: a) Compute the equivalent impedance Zeq. b) Find Is, I1, and I2. c) Draw the phasor diagram indicating magnitude and phase angle for Vs, Is, I1, and I2. d) What is the phase relationship between Vs and Is? Zeq 7kQ 3 ΚΩ elle 1₂ 4 ΚΩ

Problem 4 For the circuit shown below consider Vs = 25 2 10° V: a) Compute the equivalent impedance Zeq. b) Find Is, I1, and I2. c) Draw the phasor diagram indicating magnitude and phase angle for Vs, Is, I1, and I2. d) What is the phase relationship between Vs and Is? Zeq 7kQ 3 ΚΩ elle 1₂ 4 ΚΩ

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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