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b) Show that the current la in the circuit of Figure Q3b is 4A using the Superposition Theorem. QUESTION 4 20 ਸ 20 20 4A 202. 16V Figure Q3b a) Circuit shown in Figure Q4a is a parallel RLC circuit, illustrate the circuit in phasor domain equivalent circuit and hence find the impedances, Zx, Zin and the steady state current ix(t). is(t)-25 cos 1000t A N Zin • 10 Ω 10 mH 40< Zx 50 pF -0000 50 mH

b) Show that the current la in the circuit of Figure Q3b is 4A using the Superposition Theorem. QUESTION 4 20 ਸ 20 20 4A 202. 16V Figure Q3b a) Circuit shown in Figure Q4a is a parallel RLC circuit, illustrate the circuit in phasor domain equivalent circuit and hence find the impedances, Zx, Zin and the steady state current ix(t). is(t)-25 cos 1000t A N Zin • 10 Ω 10 mH 40< Zx 50 pF -0000 50 mH

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b) Show that the current lA in the circuit of Figure Q3b is 4A using the Superposition Theorem. QUESTION 4 a) 4A 20 20 is(t)-25 cos 1000t A 202< 202 Figure Q3b 16V Circuit shown in Figure Q4a is a parallel RLC circuit, illustrate the circuit in phasor domain equivalent circuit and hence find the impedances, Zx, Zin and the steady state current ix(t). N 3 10 Ω 50 µF LED 10 mH Zin 40< Zx 50 mH
Transcribed Image Text:b) Show that the current lA in the circuit of Figure Q3b is 4A using the Superposition Theorem. QUESTION 4 a) 4A 20 20 is(t)-25 cos 1000t A 202< 202 Figure Q3b 16V Circuit shown in Figure Q4a is a parallel RLC circuit, illustrate the circuit in phasor domain equivalent circuit and hence find the impedances, Zx, Zin and the steady state current ix(t). N 3 10 Ω 50 µF LED 10 mH Zin 40< Zx 50 mH
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