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Transcribed Image Text:A low pass filter has the following circuit elements as shown below.
R₁ = 2.5k; R₂ = 2.0kN; L = 500mH; and C = 2.5µF
An input signal, v(t) = 20cos(400t), is connected as shown.
Determine the RMS value of the output voltage, Vo,RMS, in volts rounded to two decimal places.
L= 500m H
R₂ 2.0K -oms
R₁ 2.5K ohms
vi(t) = 20cos(4001)
C2.5uF
V₁(RMS)=?
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