In the circuit shown in Figure 2, the load voltage is VL = 63020° V (rms).LetR1 = 31 2, R2 = 73 N, R3 = 51 2, C1 = 78µF, C2 = 53µF, L = 36MH, f= 60HZ.All voltages and currents are in rms.%3|(a) Find the impedances Zcı, Zc2, ZL.(b) Use Ohm's law (V = ZI) to find the current Ij in rms.(c) Use Ohm's law (V = ZI) to find the current I2 in rms.(d) Use KCL to find the current I3 in rms.(e) Find the voltage phasor at the source Vs in rms.R1C113+11L12R2R3VsVLC2Figure 2

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