give me the answer with explanation Assume that E- 1.274 Determine the imaginary part of the equivalent impedance of the circuit, that is, determine X(w). Give your answer in ohms and with three significant figures of precision.Hint: Recall that Z(w) = R(w) +jX(w) so both R(w) and X(w) are themselves real quantities.27 2Z(o)24 mH51 2.22 uF

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Assume that -1,274 Determine the imaginary part of the equivalent impedance of the circuit, that is, determine Xlw). Give your answer in ohms and with three significant figures of precision. Hint: Recall that Z(w) = R(w) + jXy(w) so both Ry(w) and X(w) are themselves real quantities. 27Ω Zeg(m) 24 mH 51 2 22 µF

Assume that -1,274 Determine the imaginary part of the equivalent impedance of the circuit, that is, determine Xlw). Give your answer in ohms and with three significant figures of precision. Hint: Recall that Z(w) = R(w) + jXy(w) so both Ry(w) and X(w) are themselves real quantities. 27Ω Zeg(m) 24 mH 51 2 22 µF

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