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A seriesRLCcircuit consists of a 25resistor, a 0.10Hinductor, and a100mFcapacitor. It draws a2.5Armscurrent when attached to a 60Hzsource. What are (a) the emfErms, (b) the phase angleϕand (c) the average power loss?

Short Answer

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a) TheemfErmsis112.3V

b) The Phase angle ϕis 1.54°

c ) The average power loss is 7.29watt

Step by step solution

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Part(a) Step 1: Given information 

We are given that the resistor of 25, a0.10H inductor , a 100mF capacitor are there in RLCcircuit . We are given thatIrms current of 2.5A and frequency 60Hz of source.

We need to find Erms.

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Part(a) Step 2: Simplify 

Firstly we will find inductive reactance , XL=2πfL=2π×60×0.10=37.6

similarly we will find capacitive reactance ,XC=12πfC=12π×60×100×10-3=0.26

Impedance , Z=R2+XL-XC2=2019.27=44.9

We also know that , Irms=ErmsZErms=2.5×44.9=112.3V

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Part(b) Step 1: Given information 

We are given that the resistor of 25, a 0.10H inductor , a 100mF capacitor are there in RLCcircuit . We are given thatIrmscurrent of 2.5Aand frequency 60Hz of source.

We need to find phase angle .

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Part(b) Step 2: Simplify 

Firstly we will find inductive reactance , XL=2πfL=2π×60×0.10=37.6

Similarly we will find capacitive reactance , XC=12πfC=12π×60×100×10-3=0.26

Phase angle is given by , ϕ=tan-1XL-XCR=tan-137.34=1.54°

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Part(c) Step 1: Given information 

We are given that the resistor of25 , a0.10H inductor , a 100mF capacitor are there in RLCcircuit . We are given thatIrms current of 2.5A and frequency60Hz of source.

We need to find average power loss.

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Part(c) Step 2: Simplify

We will calculate power factor here which is given by ,

cosϕ=cos1.54=0.026

then average power lose is given by ,

average power loss =IrmsErmscosϕ=2.5×112.3×0.026=7.29watt

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