For the two circuits in figure 5 determine the complex impedances, Zeq1 and Zeq2 for a frequency of1/2n Hz.R1L11HC1:2FZeg1R2C2:2FZeq2L21HFigure 5a. Zeq1=b. Zeq2=

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For the two circuits in figure 5 determine the complex impedances, Zeq1 and Zeq2 for a frequency of 1/2n Hz. R1 L1 1H C1 :2F Zeg1 R2 C2 :2F Zeq2 L2 1H Figure 5 a. Zeq1= b. Zeq2=