Don't use ai to answer I will report you answer 5) The general bridge circuit is as below. (30pts)Vi22ZTZ1V3V2Z5Z3Z4a) What condition will result in a balanced bridge?b) Assume that the bridge is balanced. If Z1 = 10 20°, Z2 = 200 230°, Z3 = 4 -10°what must Z4 be?

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