An ac source of frequency 50 Hz is connected with a resistance `(R=36Omega)` and L of 0.12 H in series. What is the phase different between current an

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An ac source of frequency 50 Hz is connected with a resistance `(R=36Omega)` and L of 0.12 H in series. What is the phase different between current an

An ac source of frequency 50 Hz is connected with a resistance `(R=36Omega)` and L of 0.12 H in series. What is the phase different between current and voltage?

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2025-01-04 04:42

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Salim Ahmed Kawsar · Accepted Answer · 2023-02-05T15:29:48+06:00

Salim Ahmed Kawsar

IF `theta` be the phase difference, then
`tantheta=(omegaL)/R`
or,`theta=tan^-1""(omegaL)/R=tan^-1"(314times0.12)/36=tan^-1(1.047)=46.3^@`
[here `omega=2pitimes50=2times3.14times50=314 Hz`]
So, phase difference =`46.3^@`.

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