7) The higher the Q factor , the_the filter.7)A) more selectiveC) lower the center frequency ofB) greater the bandwidth ofD) less selectiveI, 10 ohmsV1I2v(t) 200*/2 sin(ot)20 ohms:-j11, 552Note: For the circuit shown above, the Impedance of the capacitor is -j11 Ohm not –j11.55.

We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question specifying the one you’d like answered.7) The quality factor of a filter is given as: Q=fc∆f From above equation, if Q increase it means bandwidth of the filter decreases. So the filter will become more selective in nature. i.e. selectivity increases as quality factor increases. So, option A) more selective is correct.

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