Electrical Transformers and Rotating Machines
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ISBN: 9781305494817
Author: Stephen L. Herman
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3, Problem 1P
Fill in all the missing values. Refer to the following formulas.
XL = 2πfL
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Phi = 40 degrees
Theta = 35 degrees
F1 = 425 Newtons
Alpha = 60 degrees
Beta = 45 degrees
F2 = 625 Newtons
F1
F2
Find the x-component of F1 in Newtons.
If the calculated answer is not whole number, express it in 4 significant figures. If the value is negative, include a negative sign.
Find the y-component of F1 in Newtons.
Find the z-component of F1 in Newtons.
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Change to the following value:
X to 8
Y to 3
Z to 7
Phi = 41 degrees
Theta = 36 degrees
F1 = 400 Newtons
Alpha = 59 degrees
Beta = 44 degrees
F2 = 300 Newtons
F2
Find the x-component of F1 in Newtons.
Find the y-component of F1 in Newtons.
Find the z-component of F1 in Newtons.
If the calculated answer is not whole number, express it in 4 significant figures. If the value is negative, include a negative sign.
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