### Homework Assignment**Task:**1. Complete parts a and d-g in the problem below:**Problem Statement for the Network of Fig. 16.73:**a. Find the total impedance “seen” by the source.~~b. Using the results of part (a), find the total admittance.~~c. ~~Sketch the admittance diagram for the parallel network.~~d. Determine the source current \(I_S\).e. Calculate the current through the capacitive element \(I_C\).f. Write the sinusoidal expressions for the applied voltage and source current.g. What is the power factor of the network? Is it leading or lagging? Is this considered a capacitive or inductive configuration?**Diagram Description (Fig. 16.73):**- The circuit diagram shows a series and parallel connection.- Inductive reactance (\(X_L\)) of 40 Ω is connected in series with a resistor \(R_1\) of 220 Ω.- This series combination is connected in parallel with another branch consisting of a source voltage \(E\) (12 V, phase angle 20°) and a resistor \(R_2\) of 120 Ω.- A capacitive reactance (\(X_C\)) of 60 Ω is also connected parallel to the source.- Currents \(I_1\) and \(I_C\) are indicated in their respective components.**Note:**Please ensure to follow the steps methodically and verify your calculations as you work through each part of the problem.

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1. Do a, d-g in the problem below : For the network of Fig. 16.73: a. Find the total impedance "seen" by the source. b. Using the results of part (a), find the total admittance. c. Sketch-the admittance diagram for the parallel network. d. Determine the source current Is. e. Calculate the current through the capacitive element Ic. f. Write the sinusoidal expressions for the applied voltage and source current. g. What is the power factor of the network? Is it leading or lagging? Is this considered a capacitive or inductive configuration? R2 12 V 20° 40 2 R1 202 120 Ω Xc 60 N FIG. 16.73 ll

1. Do a, d-g in the problem below : For the network of Fig. 16.73: a. Find the total impedance "seen" by the source. b. Using the results of part (a), find the total admittance. c. Sketch-the admittance diagram for the parallel network. d. Determine the source current Is. e. Calculate the current through the capacitive element Ic. f. Write the sinusoidal expressions for the applied voltage and source current. g. What is the power factor of the network? Is it leading or lagging? Is this considered a capacitive or inductive configuration? R2 12 V 20° 40 2 R1 202 120 Ω Xc 60 N FIG. 16.73 ll

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