x-30° A I₁ O a. 23.66+j35.83 A O b. 23.66 + j155.87 A O c. 156.68 +j35.83 A O d. 76.27+ j93.43 A O e. 274.37 + j78.38A O f. 99.01 +j82.61 A O g. 0.49 + j46.35 A Oh. 48.00 +j172.80 A j4Ω m 1935. C 2 Ω Vo 3V Question 2) Since the amplitude of the current source in the circuit above is x= 48, find the value of the ambient current 12. Question 2) In the above circuit amplitude of the current source is x= 48, then find the 12 mesh current. 13 =-j2Q2 Ω

x-30° A I₁ O a. 23.66+j35.83 A O b. 23.66 + j155.87 A O c. 156.68 +j35.83 A O d. 76.27+ j93.43 A O e. 274.37 + j78.38A O f. 99.01 +j82.61 A O g. 0.49 + j46.35 A Oh. 48.00 +j172.80 A j4Ω m 1935. C 2 Ω Vo 3V Question 2) Since the amplitude of the current source in the circuit above is x= 48, find the value of the ambient current 12. Question 2) In the above circuit amplitude of the current source is x= 48, then find the 12 mesh current. 13 =-j2Q2 Ω

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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