Can you address question 39 in attached photo, please? 39. Calculate 1₂ and V₂ for the ideal transformer circuit of Fig. 13.61 if (a) V₁ = 4/32 V and Z₁ = 1-j2; (b) V₁ = 4/32° V and Z₁ = 0; (c) V₁ = 2/118° V andZ₁ = 1.5/10° 92.40. With respect to the ideal transformer circuit depicted in Fig. 13.61, calculate 1₂and V₂ if (a) I₁ = 244/0° mA and Z₂ = 5-j2 2; (b) I₁ = 100/10° mA andZ₁ =j2 92.meleFIGURE 13.61ZL+

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Can you address question 39 in attached photo, please?

39. Calculate 1₂ and V₂ for the ideal transformer circuit of Fig. 13.61 if (a) V₁ = 4
/32 V and Z₁ = 1-j2; (b) V₁ = 4/32° V and Z₁ = 0; (c) V₁ = 2/118° V and
Z₁ = 1.5/10° 92.
40. With respect to the ideal transformer circuit depicted in Fig. 13.61, calculate 1₂
and V₂ if (a) I₁ = 244/0° mA and Z₂ = 5-j2 2; (b) I₁ = 100/10° mA and
Z₁ =j2 92.
m
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FIGURE 13.61
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