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Determine (a) the input impedance and (b) the reflected
impedance, both at terminals (a,b) in the circuit of Fig. P11.14.

Transcribed Image Text:b
10 Ω
-760
1202
ΡΩ
4ΩΞ
60 80
Figure P11.14 Circuit for Problem 11.14.
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