4.3 Home work1- In the circuit that shown in Figure 4.1. Prove that V-Q,V at resonance frequency.Is it Possible that V> V? Discuses that.2-Fint the relation between (IL) and (I) on resonance frequency in the circuit shown inFigure 4.3.3- Derive the equations (19) to (21). =R +(wL-1/wC)..(1)XCFigure 4.1

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Is it Possible that V> V? Discuses that.
2-Fint the relation between (IL) and (I) on resonance frequency in the circuit shown in
Figure 4.3.
3- Derive the equations (19) to (21).

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