A capacitor is attached to AC source. What is the RMS current at a frequency of
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Using Ohm's Law with capacitive impedance, we have the relationship V = ∣ Z c ∣ ∗ I where ∣ Z c ∣ = ∣ j ω ∗ C 1 ∣ = ∣ − ω ∗ C j ∣ = ω ∗ C 1 . Solving for the current, we obtain:
I = V C ω = V C ( 2 π f ) = ( 1 0 V ) ( 2 0 0 μ F ) ( 2 π ∗ π 5 0 0 H z ) = 2 A .