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Transcribed Image Text:Calculate capacitance Cand voltage U over resistance. What is the peak value of resistance's voltage? Voltage source e(t) = ésin(wt + 45°).
Resistance R-50, circuit's total reactance X-50, inductance L =50mH, ê -40V and frequency f =50Hz.
R
L
Give the answers to one decimal place. Do not write numbers in the complex number form!
Absolute value of voltage source (RMS value):
V
Total impedance of circuit (absolute value):
Capacitance:
μF
Absolute value of current (RMS value) supplied by voltage source:
Phase angle of current:
degrees
Peak value of resistances voltage:
22
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