m /0° v -j1 Ω 1- j20 - n /45° v + + 202 Vo Soru 2) Yukarıdaki devrede m=19 ve n=49 olduğuna göre Vo geriliminin değeri nedir? Question 2) In the above figure, m=19 and n=49 then find Vo in the circuit. O a. Vo = 28,50 + j 15,65 V O b. Vo = -32,30 + j 53,65 V O c. Vo = -30,40 + j -53,65 V O d. Vo = 22,80 + j 53,65 V e. Vo = -24,70 + j 9,29 V O f. Vo = 19,00 + j -0,48 V O g. Vo = -19,00 + j 15,65 V O h. Vo = 38,00 + j 72,65 V

m /0° v -j1 Ω 1- j20 - n /45° v + + 202 Vo Soru 2) Yukarıdaki devrede m=19 ve n=49 olduğuna göre Vo geriliminin değeri nedir? Question 2) In the above figure, m=19 and n=49 then find Vo in the circuit. O a. Vo = 28,50 + j 15,65 V O b. Vo = -32,30 + j 53,65 V O c. Vo = -30,40 + j -53,65 V O d. Vo = 22,80 + j 53,65 V e. Vo = -24,70 + j 9,29 V O f. Vo = 19,00 + j -0,48 V O g. Vo = -19,00 + j 15,65 V O h. Vo = 38,00 + j 72,65 V

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