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Determine the three series elements which constitute a circuit having the following specification: Voltage = 141.42...

Determine the three series elements which constitute a circuit having the following specification:

Voltage = 141.42 cos(1000 t +30°) V, Q= 100 VAR, power factor = 0.5 lag.

What is R =  in Ω

What is C =  in μF

What is L =  in mH

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