100 Hz ac circuit has a 300 ohm resistor, a 900 milli-henry inductor, and a capacitor all in series. The Capacitive Reactance is 165.49 ohms. The current from the source is 200 amps. Keep final answers to 2 decimal places. Use Pi = 3.14159 for all calculations. What is the value of the capacitor (in Scientific Notation)? What is the impedance of the circuit? What is the Inductive Reactance?

100 Hz ac circuit has a 300 ohm resistor, a 900 milli-henry inductor, and a capacitor all in series. The Capacitive Reactance is 165.49 ohms. The current from the source is 200 amps. Keep final answers to 2 decimal places. Use Pi = 3.14159 for all calculations. What is the value of the capacitor (in Scientific Notation)? What is the impedance of the circuit? What is the Inductive Reactance?

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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