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gneill said:Surely it would just be some algebra? Your v20 only appears once in the expression so you should be able to move its term to one side of the equation, then proceed as usual (straightforward if tedious complex number work).
That answer was obviously very wrong. however, this is where I am at but i am still getting an incorrect answer. can you advise me on where I am going wrong please
-v20(0.75+j0.05)+(67.071+j30)=0
(67.071+j30)=v20(0.75+j0.05)
divide both sides by (o.75+j0.05);
[(67.071+j30)/(0.75+j0.05)]=v20
I= v20/z4
but I'm not getting the same answer as in part A