Resistance, Inductance and Capacitor

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The discussion focuses on solving a problem involving resistance, inductance, and capacitance in an AC circuit. The power source voltage is given as e(t) = √2*20sin(2t) V, and the current is i(t) = 5sin(2t - π/4) A. The first part of the question asks for the values of resistance R and inductance L, which can be derived from the provided voltage and current equations. The second part, which is a duplicate entry, seeks to find the capacitance C that maximizes the voltage phasor V, but the user expresses uncertainty about how to approach it. The thread highlights a common challenge in understanding AC circuit analysis without the use of calculators.
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Can some check my answer, please? I only did number 1 because I have no idea how to do number 2.


NOTE: Calculators are not allowed, so no need to give the exact value. For example, if the answer has √2, just leave it as √2, instead of writing it as 1.41...

Power source voltage e(t) = √2*20sin2t [V],
current i(t) = 5sin(2t - ∏/4) [A].

1. Find the values of resistance R, and inductance L.
2. Let V be the phasor of voltage v(t). Find the capacitance value of the capacitor C that maximizes the magnitude of V.
 

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