? Which of the following correctly expresses the magnitude of the transfer function for the series RC low-pass filter? 1/RC √² + 1/RC w²+ RC 1 --)² RC √²+1 = = = 1² RC 1 + RC 1 RC w² + (- RC -)²

? Which of the following correctly expresses the magnitude of the transfer function for the series RC low-pass filter? 1/RC √² + 1/RC w²+ RC 1 --)² RC √²+1 = = = 1² RC 1 + RC 1 RC w² + (- RC -)²

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Which of the following correctly
expresses the magnitude of the transfer
function for the series RC low-pass filter?
1/RC
-w2+ (6
1/RC
w² + (- -)²
1
RC
√w².
1
RC
1
RC
√₁²+(-_=_=1²
RC
1+RC
RC
RC

1+RC
√√w² + (21/1²
RC
w2
RC
+(
1
RC
RC
-w2
+(
RC

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