Physics, asked by drago3658, 6 months ago

1) A current of 5 A flows through a non-inductive resistance connected in series with a
chocking coil when a voltage of 230 V,50 Hz is applied across it. If the voltage across
the resistance is 115V and that across the chocking coil is 184V,calculate? ​

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Answered by pradyumna1974
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Answer:

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Answered by brianreji123
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Answer:

As seen from the vector diagram of Fig. .  BC2 + CD2 = 2002 ...

(i)  (125 + BC)2 + CD2 = 2502 ..

.(ii)  Subtracting Eq. (i) from (ii), we get,  

(125 + BC)2 − BC2 = 2502 − 2002 ∴ BC = 27.5V;

CD = √(2002 - 27.52) = 198.1V

(i) Coil impedance = 200/5 = 40 Ω  

VR = IR = BC or 5 R = 27.5  ∴ Ρ = 27.5/5 = 5.5 Ω  

Also VL = I . XL = CD = 198.1  ∴ XL = 198.1/5 = 39.62 Ω or XL = (402 - 5.52) = 39.62Ω

(ii) Power absorbed by the coil is = I2R = 52 × 5.5 = 137.5 W  Also P = 200 × 5 × 27.5/200 = 137.5 W  

(iii) Total power = VI cos φ = 250 × 5 × AC/AD = 250 × 5 × 152.5/250 = 762.5 W  

The power may also be calculated by using I2R formula.  

Series resistance = 125/5 = 25Ω  

Total circuit resistance = 25 + 5.5 = 30.5 Ω  

∴ Total power = 52 × 30.5 = 762.5 W

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