17. Given that L = 0.05 H in the circuit of Figure D, and the values of R and C as in problem 16, calculate the phase angle and magnitude of the impedance of the circuit at 100 kHz. (160 22. -90°) R FIGURED Circuit for problems 16, 17, and 18. 16. What value of L is necessary for resonance at 10,000 Hz for the circuit of Figure C when R = 57002 and C= 0.01 μF? (25 millihenries) only need question 17 answered use values R and C

17. Given that L = 0.05 H in the circuit of Figure D, and the values of R and C as in problem 16, calculate the phase angle and magnitude of the impedance of the circuit at 100 kHz. (160 22. -90°) R FIGURED Circuit for problems 16, 17, and 18. 16. What value of L is necessary for resonance at 10,000 Hz for the circuit of Figure C when R = 57002 and C= 0.01 μF? (25 millihenries) only need question 17 answered use values R and C

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