Q4. Determine the equivalent inductance and equivalent current of the inductive circuit in Figure Q4. If L5 is replaced with a capacitor of 0.5 mF, how would it affect the branch current? The alternating Voltage source has an amplitude of 20 Vm. Vm Sine 50 Hz L1 5 mH L2 3 mH cele reler Figure Q4 rele celle L3 6.6 mH L4 2.8 mH reeer L5 7 mH

Q4. Determine the equivalent inductance and equivalent current of the inductive circuit in Figure Q4. If L5 is replaced with a capacitor of 0.5 mF, how would it affect the branch current? The alternating Voltage source has an amplitude of 20 Vm. Vm Sine 50 Hz L1 5 mH L2 3 mH cele reler Figure Q4 rele celle L3 6.6 mH L4 2.8 mH reeer L5 7 mH

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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