2. For the following circuits:(a) Find the impedance Z(jw) of circuit (a) as a function of win rectangular form (R+jX).(b) Find the admittance Y (jw) of circuit (b) as a function of w in rectangular form (G+jB).(c) Is there a resonance frequency? If so, what would it be? Hint: Remember that resonance occurswhen Vin and Iin are in phase, which implies that X (jw) or B(jw) are equal to zero.1HF2mH1mH 5µF $10kQVin1kQvo (t)a)b)

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