Two impedances Z and Z are connected in series in a circuit supplied from a 50Hz,...

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Two impedances Z₁ and Z₂ are connected in series in a circuit supplied from a 50Hz, single-phase AC supply. The current flowing through the circuit is 14.14sin314t Amps. Voltage measured across Z₁ is 311 sin(314t+26.6°) Volts. Voltage measured across Z₂ is 175sin(314t-53.8°) Volts. [12] Calculate Z₁ and Z2 in rectangular form. Calculate the trigonometric equation of supply voltage. Calculate power factor and active power for the circuit. Is the circuit inductive or capacitive? (5) (4) (2) (1) Two impedances Z₁ and Z₂ are connected in series in a circuit supplied from a 50Hz, single-phase AC supply. The current flowing through the circuit is 14.14sin314t Amps. Voltage measured across Z₁ is 311 sin(314t+26.6°) Volts. Voltage measured across Z₂ is 175sin(314t-53.8°) Volts. [12] Calculate Z₁ and Z2 in rectangular form. Calculate the trigonometric equation of supply voltage. Calculate power factor and active power for the circuit. Is the circuit inductive or capacitive? (5) (4) (2) (1) Two impedances Z₁ and Z₂ are connected in series in a circuit supplied from a 50Hz, single-phase AC supply. The current flowing through the circuit is 14.14sin314t Amps. Voltage measured across Z₁ is 311 sin(314t+26.6°) Volts. Voltage measured across Z₂ is 175sin(314t-53.8°) Volts. [12] Calculate Z₁ and Z2 in rectangular form. Calculate the trigonometric equation of supply voltage. Calculate power factor and active power for the circuit. Is the circuit inductive or capacitive? (5) (4) (2) (1) Two impedances Z₁ and Z₂ are connected in series in a circuit supplied from a 50Hz, single-phase AC supply. The current flowing through the circuit is 14.14sin314t Amps. Voltage measured across Z₁ is 311 sin(314t+26.6°) Volts. Voltage measured across Z₂ is 175sin(314t-53.8°) Volts. [12] Calculate Z₁ and Z2 in rectangular form. Calculate the trigonometric equation of supply voltage. Calculate power factor and active power for the circuit. Is the circuit inductive or capacitive? (5) (4) (2) (1)