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OpenStudy (gschibby):

I think this is the right place to ask a question relating to basic elements and phasors (el-studies) :)

OpenStudy (gschibby):

Okay, so I have this curcuit with this info: \[v_{1}=141,4\sin(2513t) V\] \[i=50\sqrt{2}\sin(2513-68,8^{o})\] (see attached picture for circuit) and I need to find a) The voltage across the inductor in polar form. b) The value of the inductor(inductance) and the power that's being used by it. c) v_2(t) and draw a diagram for the circuit

OpenStudy (gschibby):

Would it be right to do this: \[V _{m}=I _{m}X _{L}=(50\sqrt{2} / 0^{o})(4/90^{o})\] the / didn't come out right :P

OpenStudy (gschibby):

v_1 is actually e_1 in the sketch :P

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