A 120 V, 60 Hz source supplies a parallel circuit consisting of two branches. Branch 1 is a noninductive resistance load of 5 Ω. Branch 2 feeds a 1000 µF capacitor with negligible resistance. Determine:the current taken by each branch.the line current.the combined impedance of the parallel circuit.the power factor and phase angle for the parallel circuit

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A 120 V, 60 Hz source supplies a parallel circuit consisting of two branches. Branch 1 is a noninductive resistance load of 5 Ω. Branch 2 feeds a 1000 µF capacitor with negligible resistance. Determine:

the current taken by each branch.
the line current.
the combined impedance of the parallel circuit.
the power factor and phase angle for the parallel circuit

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