4.5 na (113 ΩFor each circuit shown in Fig. 7.45, calculate the voltage labeled vc.10 Ωυπ +10 ΩΖΩ(α)3 mF5Ω4.5 nA3 mF = vcMΖΩ(b)13 ΩΜ5 Ω

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