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Problem# 3. Determine vo in the circuit below anyway you like: Draw the frequency-domain network and calculate vo(t) in the circuit shown in Fig below if vs(t) is 4 sin (500t +45°) V and is(t) is 1 cos (500t + 45°) A. 90 www Vs(t) (S 333uF 20mH vo (t) is(t)