35. find the phasor angle between the voltage and current in the circuit.

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### Circuit Analysis Problems

33. **Find the average power dissipated by the resistor.**

34. **At what frequency will this circuit have resonance?**

35. **Find the phasor angle between the voltage and current in the circuit.**

Note: Ensure you have the necessary circuit details or diagrams to solve these problems accurately.
Transcribed Image Text:### Circuit Analysis Problems 33. **Find the average power dissipated by the resistor.** 34. **At what frequency will this circuit have resonance?** 35. **Find the phasor angle between the voltage and current in the circuit.** Note: Ensure you have the necessary circuit details or diagrams to solve these problems accurately.
### RLC Circuit Analysis

In the following RLC circuit, the components are specified as follows:

- **Resistance (R)**: 180 Ω
- **Inductance (L)**: 500 mH
- **Capacitance (C)**: To be determined

An AC signal with a frequency of 60 Hz and an RMS voltage of 120 V is applied to the circuit. The measured RMS current is 0.600 A.

**Circuit Diagram Explanation**:

The circuit features three main components connected in series:
- **R**: Represents the resistor.
- **L**: Represents the inductor.
- **C**: Represents the capacitor.

A voltage source (V) is connected in series with these components. The current (I) flows through the circuit as indicated.

**Problems to Solve**:

29. **Find the impedance of the circuit.**

30. **Find the inductive reactance of the inductor.**
Transcribed Image Text:### RLC Circuit Analysis In the following RLC circuit, the components are specified as follows: - **Resistance (R)**: 180 Ω - **Inductance (L)**: 500 mH - **Capacitance (C)**: To be determined An AC signal with a frequency of 60 Hz and an RMS voltage of 120 V is applied to the circuit. The measured RMS current is 0.600 A. **Circuit Diagram Explanation**: The circuit features three main components connected in series: - **R**: Represents the resistor. - **L**: Represents the inductor. - **C**: Represents the capacitor. A voltage source (V) is connected in series with these components. The current (I) flows through the circuit as indicated. **Problems to Solve**: 29. **Find the impedance of the circuit.** 30. **Find the inductive reactance of the inductor.**
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