(c) Figure 2 shows an AC circuit with the following components: L1 = 100mH, R1 = 1000 andC1=100µF. They are connected across an AC voltage source v,(t) = (311)sin (100tt +20°) V.%3DC1R1L1Vr1VR1VL1VC1IsVsFigure 2(i)Calculate the supply current Is in polar form (RMS).(ii) Determine the voltage drop across capacitor C1, resistor R1 and inductor L1 inpolar form.(ii)Draw a phasor diagram showing the supply voltage Vs, the supply current Is, thevoltage across the components C1, R1 and L1.(iv) What is the power factor of the circuit?

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