Capacitors and Inductors in Parallel Exercises Part 1

[@MrDoneboy]

Thanks so much, Bob. Hope you and yours are doing well!

[@TheBigBanggggg]

@ 1:40 For the more general case (including resistors) replace the R's by Z's (like here: 6:48). @ 9:49 Instead of remember this rule, just multiply the numerator and the denominator by j.

[@action4free369]

Hi, can you explain why from image -J, it change to +ohm? 😅

[@mattribeiro9017]

If the imaginary part of the impedance (X) is negative, it indicates that the reactive component is capacitive. Conversely, if X is positive, it suggests that the reactive component is inductive. Either way it would be positive ohms (either as inductive or as capacitive).