Average power to ZL coupling coefficent and mutual inductance M?

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In the circuit analysis, the turns ratio of 2:1 leads to a secondary voltage V2 of 750 V. The current I2 is calculated as 1.5 A in magnitude using the load impedance ZL of 300+j400 Ω. The average power delivered to ZL is determined using the resistive component of ZL, resulting in a calculation of 337.5 W. This value is derived by applying the RMS conversion factor for current, which accounts for the peak voltage provided. The final answer is confirmed as option C, 337.5 W.
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Homework Statement


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In the circuit of Figure 4-2, let N1=2000 turns, N2=1000 turns, R=0, Z1=0 and ZL=300+j400 (Ω). If V1(max)=1500 V, what is the average power delivered to ZL?
A. 5400 W
B. 2700 W
C. 337.5 W
D. 675 W

Homework Equations


V2=(N2/N1)V1

The Attempt at a Solution


since turn factor is 2:1 then V2= (1/2)V1=750V. and I2=750/(300+j400)= 0.9-1.2i=1.5A (magnitude of polar form)

here is where i get confused. my book for some examples uses (1/2)I2R for power, however i also know the general power equation is I2R. in this case i decided to go with the book's example so to find average power to ZL I used (1/2)I2R and only used resistive part of ZL in calculating power:
1/2 (1.5)2*(300) = 337.5. so i put C as my answer.
 
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The 1/2 comes from taking the RMS value of the given peak value. So ##I_{RMS} = I_{peak}/\sqrt{2}##, and squaring it yields a factor of (1/√2)2 = 1/2.
 

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