Exercise: Consider the series RLC circuit of Figure 1 with the source a 1-kHz sinusoidhaving an amplitude of 5 V. Regard the source voltage as having zero phase.Calculate the amplitude and phase (in degrees) of the following quantities: thevoltage across the resistor, the voltage across the inductor, and the voltage acrossthe capacitor LRSynthesizedFrequencyGeneratorFigure 1: Series RLC circuitTable 1: Component values for the circuits of Figures 1 and 2ComponentValue5 kΩR900 mHL0.08 uFC

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