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applying KVL and phasors, ExtIrwin8.12

PG1995

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PG1995

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Hi

Please have a look on the attachment. It has my query there. Please help me with it. Thank you.

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PG
 

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steveb

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Joined Jul 3, 2008
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PG1995 said:
Hi

Please have a look on the attachment. It has my query there. Please help me with it. Thank you.

Regards
PG
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In the first attempt, you seem to have it mostly right. At the last step you have the basic relations for I1 correct, but you make a math error at the last calculation. Also, there are a couple of typos with the numbers above that. i see values of 5.8 put in for 5.6.

Also, in the bottom method, the numbers seem just a little off. I didn't track down why, but a I'm guessing you are not being too careful in rounding off, or maybe just a slip of the pen is in there somewhere, but it looks basically correct.
 
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