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Transcribed Image Text:Two resistors R1 = 290 N, R2
683 N, a capacitor C = 2.75 µF, and an
inductor L = 6.30 mH, are connected to a sinusoidal voltage source with an
rms voltage of 92.0 V as shown in the diagram below.
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R1
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ll
Vrms
(a) Determine the rms current from the source for very large
frequencies.
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(b) Determine the rms current from the source for very small
frequencies.
A
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