1. Calculate the values of Impedance (Zı, Z2, Z3) for the circuit as following in fig.4. 2. Calculate the values of Impedance Total (Z.) for the circuit as following in fig.4 3. Calculate the values of current Total (I) at each value input voltage in table in table (1).

1. Calculate the values of Impedance (Zı, Z2, Z3) for the circuit as following in fig.4. 2. Calculate the values of Impedance Total (Z.) for the circuit as following in fig.4 3. Calculate the values of current Total (I) at each value input voltage in table in table (1).

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1. Calculate the values of Impedance (Zı, Z2, Z3) for the circuit as following in
fig.4.
2. Calculate the values of Impedance Total (Z.) for the circuit as following in
fig.4
3. Calculate the values of current Total (I,) at each value input voltage in table
in table (1).

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