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I don't quite understand sir. Would you please elaborate?

Formula relating charge to number of electrons: q = Ne q - charge N - number of electrons e - charge of 1 electron i.e 1.6x10-19 Try using this to get the number of electrons in 25 A.

Thanks Sir NascentOxygen! I was not thinking of KVL that's why I'm having a hard time in this problem. :shy: I'm sorry My attempt: 100 = IR1 + IXc + IR2 + IXL but: P = VR2I VR2 = 50/I P = I2XL XL = 100/I2 so: 100 = 10I + 5I + 50/I + 100/I Solving for I, I got two...

Thanks Sir NascentOxygen! I was not thinking of KVL that's why I'm having a hard time in this problem. :shy: I'm sorry My attempt: 100 V = IR1 + IXc + IR2 + IXL but: P = VR2I VR2 = 50/I P = I2XL XL = 100/I2 so: 100 = 10I + 5I + 50/I + 100/I Solving for I, I got two...

I'm sorry I forgot to mention the line voltage. 100 Vac. But the frequency was not given, how do I start attacking this problem?

I forgot to mention, this is connected in SERIES. I'm sorry

Homework Statement An RLC circuits consists of R1 a 10-ohm resistor, R2 a resistor that takes 50 W, C1 a capacitor with 5-ohm reactance, and L1 an inductor that takes 100 var. Find the value of R1, R2, and Xl (inductive reactance).Homework Equations P = (I^2)R Xc = 1/(2∏fC) Xl = 2∏fL Z =...