Let R₁ = 35 Q2, R₂ = 65 2, L = 74 mH, C = 87 μF, and vs(t) = 165 cos(2760t +30°) V in the circuit shown in Figure 9.21. What is the impedance of the inductor and the impedance of the capacitor? T Figure 9.21 O a. Z₁ =j27.9 02, Zc =j30.50 O b. Z₁ = -127.92, Zc = -j30.5 2 O c. ZL=j30.52, Zc = -j27.9 2 O d. ZL=j27.9 02, Zc = -130.5 2 с

Let R₁ = 35 Q2, R₂ = 65 2, L = 74 mH, C = 87 μF, and vs(t) = 165 cos(2760t +30°) V in the circuit shown in Figure 9.21. What is the impedance of the inductor and the impedance of the capacitor? T Figure 9.21 O a. Z₁ =j27.9 02, Zc =j30.50 O b. Z₁ = -127.92, Zc = -j30.5 2 O c. ZL=j30.52, Zc = -j27.9 2 O d. ZL=j27.9 02, Zc = -130.5 2 с

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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