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PHYC 1290 Lecture 4: phys4

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Introduction To Physics

Physics & Atmospheric Science

Tom Duck

Dalhousie University

Engineering Chemistry II

Applied Linear Algebra

Engineering Math II

Mechanics 1: Statics

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what is the average power for an 8.0-mF capacitor attached to a120-V ms 60-Hz source? a) 240 W b) 120 W c) 85 W d) 60 W e) 0

A 100-W resistor, an 800-mH inductor and a 10.0-mF capacitor areconnected in series across a 60.0-Hz 120-V (peak) ac source. Theimpedance of this circuit is approximately a. 107 W b. 265 W c. 100 W d. 377 W

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