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Figure 31-36 shows an ac generator connected to a 鈥渂lack box鈥 through a pair of terminals. The box contains an RLC circuit, possibly even a multiloop circuit, whose elements and connections we do not know. Measurements outside the box reveal that(t)=(75.0V)sin(dt)and i(t)=(1.20A)sin(dt+42.0).

Short Answer

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  1. The power factor is 0.743.
  2. The current leads the emf.
  3. The circuit in the box is largely capacitive.
  4. The circuit in the box is not in resonance.
  5. The box must contain capacitor.
  6. There need not be an inductor in the box.
  7. There must be a resistor in the box.
  8. The average rate at which energy is delivered to the box by the generator is Pavg=33.4W.
  9. No need to know d to answer all these questions because all the answers depend only on the phase angle.

Step by step solution

01

Listing the given quantities:

Figure 31-36 is the circuit diagram with the unknown element.

it=1.20Asindt+42.0

t=45.0Vsindt

02

Understanding the concepts of power factor and resonance:

Use the concept of power factor, resonance, and power. Using the equations, determine and find the required values.

Formulas:

Powerfactor=cos

P=12mIcos

Here, is the phase angle and role="math" localid="1663147875263" m is the emf.

03

(a) Calculation of the power factor:

The equation for the power factor is as,

Powerfactor=cos

Consider the given equation as below.

it=1.20Asindt+42.0 鈥.. (1)

Theequation of current is,

it=Isindt- 鈥.. (2)

Comparingtheabove equations, so the phase angle will be

-=42.0or=-42.0

Thus, the power factor is,

Powerfactor=cos-42.0=0.743

Hence, the power factor is 0.743.

04

(b) Explain the current does lead or lag the emf:

As the phase angle is, <0.

So,dt-will be positive, that is,dt->dt

Hence, the current leads the emf.

05

(c) Explanation of circuit is capacitive:

Thephase constant is define by using following equation.

tan=XL-XCR

Plugging the value of,you get

tan-42.0=XL-XCRXL-XCR=-0.900XL-XC=-0.900R

From this equation, we get the value ofXL-XCas negative, meansXL<XC.

So, the circuit in the box is capacitive.

06

(d) Explanation for resonance:

For resonance, XL=XC, and therefore, the angle =0, but here is not zero. Hence the circuit is not in resonance.

07

(e) Explanation of requirement of the capacitor:

As the phase angle is,

=-42.0

It is negative and finite, and the XC is not zero. So, you can say that the box must contain capacitor.

08

(f) Explanation of need of inductor in the box:

As XL<XC.

From this relation, we can determine that XL may be zero, so there may not be an inductor in the box.

09

(g) Explanation of need of resistor in the box:

Must there be a resistor in the box. The circuit is RLC, and R is not zero in the box, so there must be a resistor in the box.

10

(h) Calculations of the average rate at which energy is delivered to the box by the generator:

We can use equation

Pavg=12mcos=1275.01.200.743=33.4W

Hence, the average rate at which energy is delivered to the box by the generator is Pavg=33.4W

11

(i) Explanation:

Because all the answers depend only on the phase angle.

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