2. Figure -2 shows an AC voltage source connected to the several parallel loads. Find the total circuit current, hence prove the power conservation in the circuit. in out ww Vs=110 Vrms Rs sine 50 Ω 200 W 50 Hz 100 W 70 W

2. Figure -2 shows an AC voltage source connected to the several parallel loads. Find the total circuit current, hence prove the power conservation in the circuit. in out ww Vs=110 Vrms Rs sine 50 Ω 200 W 50 Hz 100 W 70 W

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2. Figure -2 shows an AC voltage source connected to the several parallel loads. Find the
total circuit current, hence prove the power conservation in the circuit.
in
out
+ Vs=110 Vrms Rs
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sine
50 Ω
200 W
100 W
70 W
50 Hz
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