RLC circuits (5 of 6) AC Power for an RL Circuit

This video shows you how to calculate the real, reactive and apparent power in RL circuit with an AC voltage source. Also shown is how to draw the power triangle and how to calculate the power factor and the phase angle.
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i am just now studying 2b3 power engineering your videos are so helpful. i will comment more when I pass my exam as I sure with your content it will be easy. for anyone wondering this is chapter 1 object 6-7.

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Hello man, thanks for your videos, they’re great and a big help.
Can you please upload about this chapter: magnetism specifically : magnetic fields

[@stepbystepscience]

Thanks for the comment.I have a couple more power videos to do, RLC series circuits and the power factor and then I am going to move on to magnetic fields.

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[@suggesttwo]

Normal notation: Peak voltage = Vp. From peak to peak positive to negative Vpp. Vrms = Vp/root2

[@crazymatthew2010]

how did you know that the angle of the power factor was 60 degrees?

[@stacyalvarez9046]

I had to fiddle around with the numbers until i figured out it wa -Cos.50 = 60* . The video shows just cos not -cos. At least that's what this simple mind came up with

[@Mohamed-wm8oh]

@@stacyalvarez9046 I think he used arccos; arccos(0.5)=60. arccos can also be written as cos with a -1 on top(i don't know how to type that here) i think