Calculating Supply Current in Parallel RLC Circuits

[@karmelian]

Thank You for your efforts. Very well explained for my learning style.

[@ededdy5595]

Thank you so much For breaking it down for us

[@derrickyeboah8320]

Very informative

[@Festus2022]

So we have 4 different currents flowing in this circuit. The mind blow for me is WHERE do these currents transition from one to another. For example, exactly where does I(T) at 2.07A @(-15.38 degrees) transition to I(R) of 2.0A @ zero degrees? I have no problem with the calculations, but I can't visualize how/where these currents interact and morph in the wire. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

Conceptually, it is not so much that there is a "point" at which one current / angle morphs into or becomes another, but rather they are all happening at once, superimposed upon one another.

[@Festus2022]

@@EngineersAcademyLTD Thanks so much for the reply, but that is kinda a difficult concept to take in. I'll have to dwell on that for a while.

[@Festus2022]

Seems that each parallel branch has its own current and phase.