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1.
2. A 220- resistor is connected across an ac voltage source V = (150 V) sin [2(60 Hz)t].
What is the average power delivered to this circuit?
(a) 51 W
(c) 280 W
(e) 550 W
(b) 110 W
(d) 320 W
3.
An ac current has an rms value of 3.54 A. Determine the peak value of the current.
(a) 1.25 A
(c) 3.75 A
(e) 7.08 A
(b) 2.50 A
(d) 5.00 A
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
260
22
130
170
0.46
3.8
0.65
0.57
(e)
38
1.2
4. When a 1500-W hair dryer is in use, the current passing through the dryer may be
represented as
I = (17.7 A) sin (120t). What is the rms current for this circuit?
(a) 17.7 A
(c) 85.7 A
(e) 8.85 A
(b) 12.5 A
(d) 25.0 A
I(A)
t
10
(c) 120 V
(d) 170 V
7.
8.
t1
t2
(e) 240 V
(e) 18 A
(e) 1.8
If t1 = 0.050 s, what is the value of t2? Note: The origin for the graph is not necessarily at t = 0 s.
(a) 0.067 s
(c) 0.10 s
(e) 61 s
(b) 0.079 s
(d) 0.60 s
(e) 1700 W
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. D
6. B
7. C
8. A
9. C
or
1
2
sin 2 f t
12 0.524
In this result, the value of 0.524 is in radians and corresponds to an angle of 30.0.
Thus we find that the smallest value of t is
t
0.524
0.524
1.39 103 s
2 f
2 60.0 Hz
31. REASONING AND SOLUTION The expression relating the peak current, I0, to the
rms-current, Irms, is
I
2.50 A
I rms 0
1.77 A
2
2
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32. REASONING
a. The average power P delivered to the copy machine is equal to the square of the
2
rms-current Irms times the resistance R, or P I rms
R (Equation 20.15b). Both Irms
and R are known.
b. According to the discussion in Section 20.5, the peak power Ppeak is twice the
average power, or Ppeak 2 P .
SOLUTION
a. The average power is
2
2
P I rms
R 6.50 A 18.6 786 W
(20.15b)
33.
2
P Vrms
/ R . In this expression the rms voltage Vrms appears. However, we seek the
peak voltage V0. The relation between the two types of voltage is given by Equation
20.13 as Vrms V0 / 2 , so we can obtain the peak voltage by using Equation 20.13 to
substitute into Equation 20.15c.
SOLUTION Substituting Vrms from Equation 20.13 into Equation 20.15c gives
2
Vrms
/ 2
R
V02
2R
36.
REASONING
a. We can obtain the frequency of the alternating current by comparing this specific
expression for the current with the more general one in Equation 20.8.
b. The resistance of the light bulb is, according to Equation 20.14, equal to the rmsvoltage divided by the rms-current. The rms-voltage is given, and we can obtain the rmscurrent by dividing the peak current by 2 , as expressed by Equation 20.12.
c. The average power is given by Equation 20.15a as the product of the rms-current and
the rms-voltage.
SOLUTION
a. By comparing I 0.707 A sin 314 Hz t with the general expression (see
Equation 20.8) for the current in an ac circuit, I I 0 sin 2 f t , we see that
2 f t 314 Hz t
or
f =
314 Hz
50.0 Hz
2
b. The resistance is equal to Vrms/Irms, where the rms-current is related to the peak
current I0 by I rms I 0 / 2 . Thus, the resistance of the light bulb is
R
Vrms
I rms
Vrms
2 120.0 V
2.40 102
I0
0.707 A
2
(20.14)
0.707 A
(20.15a)
Vrms
120.0 V 60.0 W
2
2
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P I rmsVrms