An ac circuit consists of a voltage source v=200sin120πt and a 6μF capacitor in series. Calculate the current established in the circuit
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That's another, kinda similar...
You should be able to solve this one on your own then :P
If any voltage source has frequency f, and amplitude Vo what is the expression for instantaneous velocity?!
i mean instantaneous voltage?
\[V=V _{0}Sin(2 \pi ft)\]
so you have the frequency.. the only thing you need to evaluate is Vo.. the voltmeter reads 240V.. which has to be an AC voltmeter THOSE ARE YOU CLUES :P
i think Vrms=240volt.
@shamim congratulations.. you gave away the most important part of the question .. !! :-/ !
Vrms=0.707Vo
@shamim Thats enough :O.. let him do the problem :O :O : O!!
ok @Mashy
thanks @d3Xter
you are kidding right o.O
\[I = \frac{ d }{ dt}\left\{ 6 \times 10^{-6} \times 200\sin (120 \pi t) \right\}\]
i don't understand.. what exactly do you have to find out?
and how did you get that expression?
From \[Q=CV\]
ok ok.. just take the derivative!
Then \[I = \frac{ dQ }{ dt }\]
I've done that already.
ok.. and that is not the correct answer?
How do I simplify further
there is no further simplification.. that is the expression for instantaneous current o.O
\[I=0.144 \pi \cos120 \pi t\]
you can't further simplify that :O
Oh. that is the RMS value .. the DC equivalent!.. stupid teacher should have mentioned that in the question.. go all gangstaaa on your teacher xD
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