Resolving complex number equation - electrical engineering

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mrjoet

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Hi,

I am following a text book and I've got this far which I know is correct:

\(\displaystyle V_{S1} = V_{s1}e^{\frac{π}{4}j} \)

\(\displaystyle I_{S2} = I_{s2}e^{\frac{-π}{2}j} \)

\(\displaystyle Z_{L1} = 150j \)

\(\displaystyle Z_{C1} = -66.67j \)

\(\displaystyle Z_{R2L2} = 100 + 50j \)

\(\displaystyle Z_{R1C2} = 3.24 - 19.46j \)

\(\displaystyle V_Y = Z_{R2L2} \frac{V_{S1}(Z_{L1} + Z_{C1} + Z_{R1C2}) + I_{S2}Z_{L1}Z_{R1C2}}{Z_{R2L2}(Z_{L1} + Z_{C1} + Z_{R1C2}) + Z_{L1}(Z_{R1C2}+Z_{C1})} \)

This is where I'm stuck, as I need to get from here to:

\(\displaystyle V_Y = 3.5e^{2.3j} \)

Is anyone able to help solve this?
 
[MATH]V_{S1} = V_{s1} \cdot \frac{\sqrt{2}}{2}(1 + j)[/MATH]
[MATH]I_{S2} = I_{s2} \cdot (-j)[/MATH]
what are the values of [MATH]V_{s1} \text{ and } I_{s2}[/MATH] ?

(the lower case "s" subscript values vice the capital ones) ...
 
Ah yes sorry I forgot to add those:

\(\displaystyle V_{s1} = 7\)

\(\displaystyle I_{s2} = 25\)
 
I stored all your given values in alphabetical registers on my calculator ... the result is attached as an image. Converting the rectangular form to exponential is not even close to what you want to see.

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Hi,

Sorry I was going through this again and realised I gave some incorrect information.

\(\displaystyle I_{s2} = 25*10^{-3} \) or \(\displaystyle I_{s2} = -0.025j \)

Does that make a difference as I still can't get it to work, I come out with \(\displaystyle 3.53e^{-0.88j} \)
 
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OK I just realised I have the correct result but I need to take \(\displaystyle 3.53e^{π-0.88j} = 3.53e^{2.26j} \)
 
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