In AC circuit, the current and voltage are given by i=5coswt, and v=200sinwt respectively. Power loss in the circuit ?
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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the ALTERNATING CUURENT..!!
↪Basically we know that...
↪The power loss in a alternating circuit is given as. ..
↪Power loss = Vrms . I rms. cos @
↪since after solving and getting the voltage and the current in same phase ..
↪the phase difference phi comes out to be 90°
↪thus after solving we get as ...
↪I = 5 sin ( wt + 90° ) and V = 2 sin wt
↪so here the phase difference phi comes out to be 90°
↪so we get as the equation as ..
↪Power loss = I rms. Vrms . cos 90°
↪Power loss = 0 ..... ( since cos90° = 0)
↪Thus power loss is ZERO..
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↪⭐hope it helps u....☺
Here is Your Answer..!!!
〽⭐_____________________________
↪Actually welcome to the concept of the ALTERNATING CUURENT..!!
↪Basically we know that...
↪The power loss in a alternating circuit is given as. ..
↪Power loss = Vrms . I rms. cos @
↪since after solving and getting the voltage and the current in same phase ..
↪the phase difference phi comes out to be 90°
↪thus after solving we get as ...
↪I = 5 sin ( wt + 90° ) and V = 2 sin wt
↪so here the phase difference phi comes out to be 90°
↪so we get as the equation as ..
↪Power loss = I rms. Vrms . cos 90°
↪Power loss = 0 ..... ( since cos90° = 0)
↪Thus power loss is ZERO..
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↪⭐hope it helps u....☺
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