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Transcribed Image Text:Use source transformation to find the output current lo in the circuit given below, where V₁ = 40 30° V, XL = 700, XC = 20, R₁ =
R2=80 Q2, and V2 = 100 V. Please report your answer so the magnitude is positive and all angles are in the range of negative 180
degrees to positive 180 degrees.
jXL
m
V₁
R₁
www
Io
R₂
ww
=-jxc
+
V₂
The output current in the given circuit is
1° A.
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