The current amplitude I versus driving angular frequency wa for a driven RLC circuit is given in the figure, where the vertical axis scale is set by Is= 4.34 A. The inductance is 218 µH, and the emf amplitude is 9.9 V. What are (a)C and (b)R? (a) Number (b) Number i i I (A) Units Units 1₂ 10 30 @(1000 rad/s) 50

The current amplitude I versus driving angular frequency wa for a driven RLC circuit is given in the figure, where the vertical axis scale is set by Is= 4.34 A. The inductance is 218 µH, and the emf amplitude is 9.9 V. What are (a)C and (b)R? (a) Number (b) Number i i I (A) Units Units 1₂ 10 30 @(1000 rad/s) 50

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Chapter15: Alternating-current Circuits

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