A 40-kΩ resistance in series with a 20kΩ capacitive resistance is connected to the secondary side of 1: 100 turns ratio transformer, while 5-Ω inductive reactance is connected at the primary side. Determine the impedance seen by the primary.

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A 40-kΩ resistance in series with a 20kΩ capacitive resistance is connected to the secondary side of 1: 100 turns ratio transformer, while 5-Ω inductive reactance is connected at the primary side. Determine the impedance seen by the primary. 

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