R = 5 ohm, L =50 mH, C = 100 microfarad, Vs = 120 (rms), frequency changes from0 Hz up to 200 Hz.mRwww.IV 40HIThe following calculation will be done over the frequency range from f =0 Hz till200 Hz using the increment Af = 10 Hz:(a) The total reactance(b) The total impedance(c) The current(d) The output voltage across the resistance(e) The active power and reactive power(f) At what frequency the power is max, P =Pmax, call it fo(g) At what frequencies (f₁, f₂) the power, P = Pmax,2(h) Calculate the current, output voltage for (g) and (h)(i) Calculate the bandwidth, BW = f₂-f₁(j) Put your result in a tableNOTE: show your detailed steps for two cases only; when P = Pmax, and,P = = Pmax2

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R = 5 ohm, L=50 mH, C = 100 microfarad, Vs = 120 (rms), frequency changes from 0 Hz up to 200 Hz. R Mmm. I Vm 20 C HI The following calculation will be done over the frequency range from f =0 Hz till 200 Hz using the increment Af = 10 Hz: (a) The total reactance (b) The total impedance (c) The current

R = 5 ohm, L=50 mH, C = 100 microfarad, Vs = 120 (rms), frequency changes from 0 Hz up to 200 Hz. R Mmm. I Vm 20 C HI The following calculation will be done over the frequency range from f =0 Hz till 200 Hz using the increment Af = 10 Hz: (a) The total reactance (b) The total impedance (c) The current

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