Part 1: Two combos of 3 resistors & Two combos of 3 capacitorsA.) Determine Req for the combination of resistorsshown below.Req=ΩR₂=3QR₁ =7QR3 = 110C.) Determine Ceq for the combination of capacitorsshown below.Ceq =C₂ = 10 F11C₁ = 11 FGALLEㅏC3= 20 FHHB.) Determine Req for the combination of resistorsshown below.22Req =R3 = 20 QR₂ = 20 QC₁ = 18 FHHR₁ = 16 QD.) Determine Ceq for the combination of capacitorsshown below.Ceq =C3= 7 FHHC₂=4 F

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Part 1: Two combos of 3 resistors & Two combos of 3 capacitors A.) Determine Req for the combination of resistors shown below. Req= Ω R₂ = 30 R₁ =7Q R3 = 110 B.) Determine Req for the combination of resistors shown below. 22 Req = R3 = 20 Q R₂ = 20 Q R₁ = 16 Q

Part 1: Two combos of 3 resistors & Two combos of 3 capacitors A.) Determine Req for the combination of resistors shown below. Req= Ω R₂ = 30 R₁ =7Q R3 = 110 B.) Determine Req for the combination of resistors shown below. 22 Req = R3 = 20 Q R₂ = 20 Q R₁ = 16 Q

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