Q- 2 An AC circuit is given in Fig.2. Please:i)Consider that C, and L1 are connected in series and find the equivalentimpedance Zi of the circuit branch containing C1 and Li;ii)equivalent resistance of both branches that are connected in parallel;Consider that both Rị and R2 are connected in parallel and find theiii)Use the result from i) and ii), consider that Zi is connected in series tothe group containing the resistors R1 and R2 and find the equivalent impedance in theinput of the circuit;Use the result from ii) and find the instantaneous value of the inputcurrent im(t) = ?, if R1 = 22, C1 = 0.01F, L1 = 0.01H, R2 = 2, vin(t) = 4 sin(@t) volts,iv)and o = 100 rad/S.CiLiim(t)Vin(t)R1R2Fig.2indui

i) Consider that C, and L, are connected in series and find the equivalent impedance Zi of the circuit branch containing C1 and L1; ii) Consider that both Rị and R2 are connected in parallel and find the equivalent resistance of both branches that are connected in parallel; ii) the group containing the resistors R1 and R2 and find the equivalent impedance in the input of the circuit; Use the result from i) and ii), consider that Zi is connected in series to iv) Use the result from iii) and find the instantaneous value of the input current im(1) = ?, if R1 = 20, C1 = 0.01F, Li = 0.01H, R2 = 292, vin0) = 4 sin(t) volts, and w = 100 rad/S. HE Ci Li Vin(1) RI R2 Fig.2 Induį

i) Consider that C, and L, are connected in series and find the equivalent impedance Zi of the circuit branch containing C1 and L1; ii) Consider that both Rị and R2 are connected in parallel and find the equivalent resistance of both branches that are connected in parallel; ii) the group containing the resistors R1 and R2 and find the equivalent impedance in the input of the circuit; Use the result from i) and ii), consider that Zi is connected in series to iv) Use the result from iii) and find the instantaneous value of the input current im(1) = ?, if R1 = 20, C1 = 0.01F, Li = 0.01H, R2 = 292, vin0) = 4 sin(t) volts, and w = 100 rad/S. HE Ci Li Vin(1) RI R2 Fig.2 Induį

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