Z1 = 15 + j42, Z1 = 44.6 ohms, cos φ1 = 15.44.6 = 0.3363
φ1 = 70.40 Lagging, I1 = 200/44.6 = 4.484 amp
Ic = 200/47.6 = 4.2 amp
I = 4.484 (0.3355 −j0.942) + j4.2 = 1.50 −j0.025 = 1.5002 − ∠ 1º
For the circuit in Fig. , the phasor diagram is drawn in Fig..

Power Calculation
Power etc. can be calculated by the method of conjugates as explained in
Branch A
The current conjugate of (10 + j 0) is (10 −j 0)
∴ VIA = (120 + j 160) (10 −j 0) = 1200 + j 1600
∴ kW = 1200/1000 = 1.2
∴ kVAR = 1600/1000 = 1.6.
The fact that it is positive merely shows the reactive
volt-amperes are due to a lagging current* kVA = √(1.22 + 1.62) = 2
Branch B
The current conjugate of (− 4.0 + j8) is (− 4.0 −j8)
∴ VIB = (120 + j160) (− 4 −j8) = 800 −j1600
∴ kW = 800/1000 = 0.8
∴ kVAR = − 1600/1000 = − 1.6
The negative sign merely indicates that reactive volt-amperes are due to the leading current
∴ KVA = √[0.82 + (- 1.6)2] = 1.788
Y = YA + YB = (0.03 −j0.04) + (0.02 + j0.04) = 0.05 + j0
I = VY = (120 + j160) (0.05 + j0) = 6 + j8 = 10 ∠53º8′
or I = IA + IB = (10 + j0) + (− 4 + j8) = 6 + j8 (same as above)
Circuit p.f. = cos 0º = 1 (ä current is in phase with voltage)