As you state, it's an easy question. Just look at your lecture notes and work it out.

BTW, it's spelt annoying.

Mike.

hello mike

unfortunatly i have lost the notes from my lectures on this piece of work, if i still had them i would not have posted my original question, i also didnt quite make myself clear, so sorry about tht, i jus wanted to no

find the phase difference between the supply voltage and the current?

this is the only part i needed help, and any help wud be most welcome thank you for your time

Originally Posted by borogelly

hello mike

unfortunatly i have lost the notes from my lectures on this piece of work, if i still had them i would not have posted my original question, i also didnt quite make myself clear, so sorry about tht, i jus wanted to no

find the phase difference between the supply voltage and the current?

this is the only part i needed help, and any help wud be most welcome thank you for your time

Hi There,

As you mentioned, your question is fairly simple and needn't that much brain working and even if you lost your lecture notes, you can find out how phase difference is measured if you google it.
this is a link to help you out if you have no time to google
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeoacw1/impedance.html