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nmjwolf

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I must be missing something obvious here....

Why does the answer use Z/E(phase) = I? I understand why we use phase voltage and the angles and that we are looking for the magnitude, but why are they dividing the Z by voltage to get current?

Thanks!

 
I must be missing something obvious here....
Why does the answer use Z/E(phase) = I? I understand why we use phase voltage and the angles and that we are looking for the magnitude, but why are they dividing the Z by voltage to get current?

Thanks!
They were sneaky on that one.Take another look, thats a Complex Power (kVA), not a Complex Impedance. So its S/V=I

JD

 
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