V R R V |(R+r)2+(wL-² VR/V = [R]/sqrt(([R]+[r])^2+([@]*[L]-(1/([@]*[C])))^2) Verify that the above equation corresponds to the voltage ratio, (VR/V) = R/Z, using Equation (7c), except that the total resistance is R+r, where r is the resistance of the coil. II

V R R V |(R+r)2+(wL-² VR/V = [R]/sqrt(([R]+[r])^2+([@][L]-(1/([@][C])))^2) Verify that the above equation corresponds to the voltage ratio, (VR/V) = R/Z, using Equation (7c), except that the total resistance is R+r, where r is the resistance of the coil. II

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(R+r)²+(wL-)2
wC
VR/V = [R]/sqrt(([R]+[r])^2+([@]*[L]-(1/([0]*[C])))^2)
Verify that the above equation corresponds to the voltage ratio, (VR/V) = R/Z,
using Equation (7c), except that the total resistance is R+r, where r is the
resistance of the coil.

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