Need help on Question 7 and Question 8 , total 2 question ,pls assist ,thx Question 7Refer to the figure below.Ve(t) = 200 sin(3141)T3.032-31* A4.29231 A3.03231" A4.29-31 AR=400www-VeXL = 36 Q(0000)VLDetermine the current 7 in the circuit.VoXc 12 QQuestion 8Refer to the figure below.e(t)= 200 sin(3141) VDetermine the voltage Vc.362-121° V512121° VR = 400wwwV₂36/121* V512-121° VX = 360(0)V9cX=120

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Question 7 Refer to the figure below. e(t)-200 sin(3140 V 3.032-31 A 4.29231 A 3.03231 A R=400 ww Va Determine the current 7 in the circuit. 4.292-31* A X-360 (www) V Vo Xc-12 0 Question 8 Refer to the figure below. e(t)-200 sin(3141) V R=400 www V Determine the voltage Ve 362-121° V 512121° V 362121° V 512-121° V X = 360 (0) • 9 X 120

Question 7 Refer to the figure below. e(t)-200 sin(3140 V 3.032-31 A 4.29231 A 3.03231 A R=400 ww Va Determine the current 7 in the circuit. 4.292-31* A X-360 (www) V Vo Xc-12 0 Question 8 Refer to the figure below. e(t)-200 sin(3141) V R=400 www V Determine the voltage Ve 362-121° V 512121° V 362121° V 512-121° V X = 360 (0) • 9 X 120

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

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Chapter5: Components, Symbols, And Circuitry Of Air-conditioning Wiring Diagrams

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