Given the circuit shown below while assuming a sinusoidal steady state,50 025002 A10V1/50 0/ 50 0If we apply a source Transformation the voltage source becomes equal to:Select oneO a. None of theseO b. 100+ j100VOc 100- j100 VO d. 10-j10 V

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Given the cırcuit shown below while assuming a sinusoidal steady state, 50 0 250 Q 2 A I0 V1 -j50 0 +/ 50 O If we apply a source Transformation the voltage source becomes equal to: Select one: O a. None of these O b. 100+j100 V Oc. 100-j100 V O d. 10-j10 V

Given the cırcuit shown below while assuming a sinusoidal steady state, 50 0 250 Q 2 A I0 V1 -j50 0 +/ 50 O If we apply a source Transformation the voltage source becomes equal to: Select one: O a. None of these O b. 100+j100 V Oc. 100-j100 V O d. 10-j10 V

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2500
2 A
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/50 0
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If we apply a source Transformation the voltage source becomes equal to:
Select one
O a. None of these
O b. 100+ j100V
Oc 100- j100 V
O d. 10-j10 V

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