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shepuryov [24]
3 years ago
11

An alternating source drives a series RLC circuit with an emf amplitude of 6.34 V, at a phase angle of +33.3°. When the potentia

l difference across the capacitor reaches its maximum positive value of +5.33 V, what is the potential difference across the inductor (sign included)?
Physics
2 answers:
Katena32 [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

V_{L}  =- 8.78v

Explanation:

E^{2} _{m}= V^{2} _{R} + (V_{L} -V _{C} )^{2}

OR  V_{L} = V_{c}  + \sqrt{E^{2}{m}  - V^{2} {R}  }

where VR = E{m}cosФ

V_{L} = V_{c}  + \sqrt{E^{2}_{m} - E^{2}_{m} cos^{2}   }Ф

V_{L} = V_{c} + {E_{m} \sqrt{1 - cos^{2} }  }Ф

V_{L} = V_{c} + E_{m}sinФ

substituting the given values

V_{L}  = 5.33 + 6.34 x sin33°

V_{L} = -8.78v

madreJ [45]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: -8.81 V

Explanation:

Depending on the arrangement in a RLC circuit, we can have

From the phasor diagram

E(m)² = V(R)² + [V(L) - V(C)]², making V(L) subject of formula, we have,

V(L) = V(C) + √[E(m)² - V(R)²]

And V(R) = E(m) cosΦ, so that

V(L) = V(C) + √[E(m)² - E(m)² cos²Φ]

V(L) = V(C) + E(m)√[1 - cos²Φ]

V(L) = V(C) + E(m)sinΦ

V(L) = 5.33 + 6.34sin 33.3°

V(L) = 5.33 + 3.48

V(L) = 8.81 V

both V(L) and V(C) are 180° out of phase, so, V(C) = -8.81 V

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