Chapter 23: Q82PE (page 863)
At what frequency will an\(80.0\,{\rm{mF}}\)capacitor have a reactance of\(0.250\,{\rm{\Omega }}\)?
Short Answer
The frequency at which the capacitor have a reactance is obtained as, \(7.96\,{\rm{Hz}}\).
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Chapter 23: Q82PE (page 863)
At what frequency will an\(80.0\,{\rm{mF}}\)capacitor have a reactance of\(0.250\,{\rm{\Omega }}\)?
The frequency at which the capacitor have a reactance is obtained as, \(7.96\,{\rm{Hz}}\).
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