five infinite-impedance volunteers,calibrated to read rms values,are connected as shown below. let R= 200, L=0.400H,C=6.0 Mf, and V=30.0 v. what's the reading of the voltmeter's V1,V2,V3,V4 and V5 if W= 200 rad/s

five infinite-impedance volunteers,calibrated to read rms values,are connected as shown below. let R= 200, L=0.400H,C=6.0 Mf, and V=30.0 v. what's the reading of the voltmeter's V1,V2,V3,V4 and V5 if W= 200 rad/s

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