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Q4- For the circuit shown in figure 4 Calculate the value of V_{L1} , V_{R3} ?............

Transcribed Image Text:Figure 4
C1= J ohm
10v 30 deg
R1
3 k Ohm
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L1 = 2J ohl
R2
2 k Ohm.
R3
4 k Ohm
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