Estimate the inductive reactance

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A series AC circuit contains a 159 ? resistor, a 360 mH inductor, a 2.4 µF capacitor, and a generator with maximum voltage of 240 V operating at 50 Hz.

(1) Calculate the inductive reactance.

(2) Calculate the capacitive resistance.

(3) Calculate the impedance.

(4) Calculate the maximum current.

(5) Calculate the phase angle. (ans between -180 and +180 degrees).

Reference no: EM13497081

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