Determine the impedance magnitude and phase angle for the following circuit. The voltage Vs is 4520° V, the resistance R₁ is 20 kQ, the capacitor C₁ is 100 pF, the capacitor C2 is 150 pF, and the frequency is 10 kHz Total Circuit Current: 1 = 2 mA Magnitude of Voltage across the resistor: VR = V Magnitude of Voltage across the total capacitance: VCtotal = V ww R1 20 ΚΩ Vs 4520° V C1 C2 10 kHz 100 pF 150 pF

Determine the impedance magnitude and phase angle for the following circuit. The voltage Vs is 4520° V, the resistance R₁ is 20 kQ, the capacitor C₁ is 100 pF, the capacitor C2 is 150 pF, and the frequency is 10 kHz Total Circuit Current: 1 = 2 mA Magnitude of Voltage across the resistor: VR = V Magnitude of Voltage across the total capacitance: VCtotal = V ww R1 20 ΚΩ Vs 4520° V C1 C2 10 kHz 100 pF 150 pF

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