Here's the question: You have an electrical circuit with various components, all of which are in series. The current (I) through the system is (5.772 - 5.323i) milliamperes (mA). The impedance (Z) in that same system is (3.342 + 4.176i) kilohms (kΩ). Please tell me the magnitude of the voltage in the circuit.

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Answer:

41.99 or 42.0 volts.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given the impedance (Z) of the circuit which is:

[tex]Z=3.342+4.176i[/tex]

and the current through the circuit is:

[tex](5.772-5.323i)[/tex]

The voltage across the circuit is given by:

[tex]V= I\times Z=IZ[/tex], where 'V' is the voltage, 'I' is the current, and 'Z' is the impedance.

Plugging the values of 'I' and 'Z' we get:

[tex]V=(5.772-5.323i)\times 10^{-3}\times (3.342+4.176i)\times 10^3[/tex]

[tex]V=(5.772-5.323i)\times(3.342+4.176i)[/tex]

[tex]V= (41.51+6.31i)[/tex]

Now that we have the voltage, we can find the magnitude of the voltage as follows:

[tex]V= \sqrt{(41.51)^2+(6.31)^2}=\sqrt{1723.08+39.81}=\sqrt{1762.89}=41.98 \approx 42.0[/tex]

So the magnitude of the voltage across the circuit is 42.0 Volts.