(38) Consider the RLC series circuit shown in the Fig. 10 where R 444 N, L i(t) = I cos[(10 200 rad/s)t], where I is the amplitude current. The circuit overall impedance across the series of resistor, capacitor, and inductor, is most nearly 65.4 mH, and C = 0.834 µF. The current in the circuit is given by (A) 1410 N. (B) 498 N. (C) 900 N. (D) 996 N. (E) 704 N.

(38) Consider the RLC series circuit shown in the Fig. 10 where R 444 N, L i(t) = I cos[(10 200 rad/s)t], where I is the amplitude current. The circuit overall impedance across the series of resistor, capacitor, and inductor, is most nearly 65.4 mH, and C = 0.834 µF. The current in the circuit is given by (A) 1410 N. (B) 498 N. (C) 900 N. (D) 996 N. (E) 704 N.

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