Q4- In the circuit shown in figure (4); R1 = 250 (N), R2 =100 (N), R3 = 120 (SN),R4 = 80.0 (2), XL1 = 160 (N), Xc1= Xc2= 250 (2) and Is=36.1 Z13.8° (mA). Calculate:1. The current in the resistor R1.2. The voltage Vab.%3DR3R2L1R1boC2IsR4Figure 4

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Q4- In the circuit shown in figure (4); R1 = 250 (N), R2 =100 (N), R3 = 120 (SN), R4 = 80.0 (2), XL1 = 160 (N), Xc1= Xc2= 250 (2) and Is=36.1 Z13.8° (mA). Calculate: 1. The current in the resistor R1. 2. The voltage Vab. %3D R3 R2 L1 R1 bo C2 Is R4 Figure 4