Use the voltage divider rule to calculate the voltage Vab and record it in the second column of Table 8.5, can you check which of my measurements were closer to the calculated result of VabTable 8.5 MeasuredCalculatedVR(p-p)5.8V5.76V∠43.91°VL(p-p)3.6V3.62V∠133.91°VC(p-p)9V9.16V∠-46.09°I(p-p)5.8mA5.76mA∠43.91°ZT1.379kΩ1.388kΩ∠-43.91°Vab(p-p)1.955V or 5.4V FIG. 8.310 kHzE = 8 V(p-p)Rwww+1 ΚΩVL00010 mHub0.01 μF10|11Channel 1Vert.: 1 V/divHor.: 20 μs/div.

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Use the voltage divider rule to calculate the voltage Vab and record it in the second column of Table 8.5, can you check which of my measurements were closer to the calculated result of Vab

Table 8.5

	Measured	Calculated
VR(p-p)	5.8V	5.76V∠43.91°
VL(p-p)	3.6V	3.62V∠133.91°
VC(p-p)	9V	9.16V∠-46.09°
I(p-p)	5.8mA	5.76mA∠43.91°
ZT	1.379kΩ	1.388kΩ∠-43.91°
Vab(p-p)	1.955V or 5.4V