I didn't get idea to solve this question. I am only used to solve RLC in series. So i just don't know how to start this.

 

Making the assumption you know how to handle series/parallel impedance
calculations start with finding Z looking into network from V source point of
view. That, after simplification, will give you a simple R + jX impedance.

Then you can easily calculate load power, real and reactive. Then power factor
falls out of that result.

Give it a try then post your progress.


Regards, Dana.

 

Making the assumption you know how to handle series/parallel impedance
calculations start with finding Z looking into network from V source point of
view. That, after simplification, will give you a simple R + jX impedance.

Then you can easily calculate load power, real and reactive. Then power factor
falls out of that result.

Give it a try then post your progress.


Regards, Dana.

Is this correct?