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In the RLC series circuit shown, the amplitude of the source is Em = 200 V opera

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Question

In the RLC series circuit shown, the amplitude of the source is Em = 200 V operating at a driving angular frequency, Wd = 8000 rad/s.

L = 0.25 H

R1 = 2000 (omega)

R2 = 500 (omega)

C1 = C2 = 0.5 uF

A) what is the current amplitude, Im (the correct answer is 68.6 i just need to see the work of how it is done)

B) what is the amplitude Vr1, m of the voltage across the resistor, R1? (the correct answer is 137 V i need to see the work of how it is done)

C) What is the average power delivered by the emf? (the correct answer is 5.88 W i need to see the work though)

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Explanation / Answer

Cureent amplitute I=V/Z

C1 and C2 in series so

!/Ceq=1/0.5+1/0.5

Ceq=0.25uF

R1 and R2 are in series so

Req=R1+R2

Req=2500ohm

XL=wL=8000*0.25=2000

XC=1/wC=1/8000*0.25*10^-6

XC=500

so Z=undrt(R^2+(XL-Xc)^2)

=undrt(2500^2+(2000-500)^2

Z=2915.45

I=V/Z=200/2915.45

I=0.0686

I=68.6mA--answer to a

b)V=IR

V=0.686*2000

V=137.1V--answer to b

c)P=I^2 R

=(Vrms/ Z)^2R

=(V/undrt(2)/Z)^2 R

=V^2R/2Z^2

=200^2*2500/2*(2915.45)^2

=5.88watt--answer to c