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Transcribed Image Text:デジタル形式で段階的に解決 ありがとう!!
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7.- For the circuit in the figure:
a) Determine the total admittance YT in polar form.
b) Determine the voltage E and the currents IR and IL in phasor form
c) Determine the power supplied to the circuit.
d) Determine the power factor of the circuit, and indicate whether it is leading or lagging.
4₁ = 2A 40°
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