1:53:24 CRLC circuit with a sinusoidal input voltage, the amplitude of the current passing through the circuit (lo in mA) isplotted as a function of frequency for two casesCurve 1 with Ry, L1, and.Curve 2 with R, L2 as shown in the next figureThe value of the capacitor used in the circuits is C=0.01 micro Farads:The quality factor (Q1) for curve 1 is about7.55-2.5I to1 10I 10I toFrequency (f), H

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