Find Phasor

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Marco foschi

Joined Mar 4, 2015
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The result for this problem is: -12.5 Cos(2t-53.13°) A

I've found :
Zc=-5J
Zl= J
I(2)= -5/2 = -2,5 A over 2 ohm resistor

Then I've found Vc+Vl+Vr(2ohm) = ((-5+1)*-2.5)-5 =-15V

I found current through 1ohm resistor = -15V/1= -15 A

So I have -15-(-2.5) = -12.5 A

Is it correct my procedure?
How can I find angle of 53.13° ??

Thanks
 

Dodgydave

Joined Jun 22, 2012
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Thats about 0.31Hz, at that frequency the capacitor will have a reactance of 5.1 Meg ohms, the inductor will be 1 ohm, i dont think any current will flow in the series circuit.
 

t_n_k

Joined Mar 6, 2009
5,455
Thats about 0.31Hz, at that frequency the capacitor will have a reactance of 5.1 Meg ohms, the inductor will be 1 ohm, i dont think any current will flow in the series circuit.
Check the capacitor value in the circuit. It's 0.1 Farad not uF. Wouldn't that give Xc=5 ohms ?
 

shteii01

Joined Feb 19, 2010
4,644
Phasor contains magnitude and angle. I don't see where you are using phasors. That is why you don't have any way to find the angle.
 
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