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16) Find (a) the total impedance, (b) total current and (c) the current flowin through each impedance in the circuit shown below where z, = 6 - j28 . z, = 150 N, z, = 24 + j60N, 2, = 6 + j8 N, z̟ = 20 – j15 N, an %3D 100

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16) Find (a) the total impedance, (b) total curent and (c) the current flowing
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z, = 150 Q, z, = 24 + j60N, 2, = 6 + j8 N, Z,
v = 1202 cos(120xt – 30°) volts.
= 20 – j15 N, and

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