QUESTION 3 An inductor, a capacitor, and a resistor are connected in series with a function generator. The inductor drops 5V RMS, the capacitor drops 20V RMS, and the resistor drops 2V RMS. Find the magnitude of the total voltage. O 27V RMS O 15V RMS O 38V RMS O 9V RMS

QUESTION 3 An inductor, a capacitor, and a resistor are connected in series with a function generator. The inductor drops 5V RMS, the capacitor drops 20V RMS, and the resistor drops 2V RMS. Find the magnitude of the total voltage. O 27V RMS O 15V RMS O 38V RMS O 9V RMS

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