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- Two resistors R1 = 323 N, R2 = 627 N, a capacitor C = 2.75 µF, and an inductor L = 6.30 mH, are connected to a sinusoidal voltage source with an rms voltage of 92.0 V as shown in the diagram below. ww R1 L ll R2 V. rms (a) Determine the rms current from the source for very large frequencies. A (b) Determine the rms current from the source for very small frequencies. AThe current depends on frequency (ω). The circuit elements (inductor, resistor, capacitor) are fixed. If ℰ₀ = 140 volts, R = 5 Ω, L = 7 Henries, C = 3.373 Farads, calculate the frequency (ω) that gives the maximum current amplitude.A LRC circuit has an L = 60.0 mH, R = 300. 2, and C= 0.500 µF, and with a voltage source of Vo = 50.0V and w 10, 000 rad/s. Determine (a) the reactances, XL and Xc, (b) the impedance, Z, (c) the phase angle, o, (d) the current amplitude (max current), I, (e) and the voltage amplitude (max voltage) across L, R, and C.