can someone solve this for me please! thank you!
No, it is not right, because you are not taking into account the phase angles of the two currents.tell me, the question 2 are right?
use complex notationcan you give me the solution please, i know about this 180° but i don't know how to solve it...
How do you represent inductor using complex notation?i dont know how to use it! can anyone make the solution for me
My guess (and the TS would need to confirm this) is that they aren't using complex notation for anything at all, but rather phasor notation and a slew of formulas aimed to minimize the need for a background in algebra and trig.use complex notation
I bet you are right.My guess (and the TS would need to confirm this) is that they aren't using complex notation for anything at all, but rather phasor notation and a slew of formulas aimed to minimize the need for a background in algebra and trig.
And when you write a proposal or are the boss and have to explain something, will you use that same excuse?its really complicated for me to explain to you LoL! i need to know this as fast as i can i don't have time...
I refer you to Post #10. If the examples you've seen worked haven't made you understand it, how will yet one more magically do the trick. You want understanding without effort on your part and it just seldom works that way.its really complicated for me to explain to you LoL! i need to know this as fast as i can i don't have time... can anyone give me the detailed solution and i will understand then! thanks in advance.