Given the following Resistances and Inductors in Series and Voltage Source: R1 = 78 ohms R2 = 60 ohms L1 = 1 Henry L2 = 1 Henry Vs = 893 Volts Frequency = 2 Hz What is the Amplitude of the Current in amperes?

Given the following Resistances and Inductors in Series and Voltage Source: R1 = 78 ohms R2 = 60 ohms L1 = 1 Henry L2 = 1 Henry Vs = 893 Volts Frequency = 2 Hz What is the Amplitude of the Current in amperes?

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