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ISBN: 9781119235385

Author: Thomas

Publisher: WILEY

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Chapter 1, Problem 1.6P

Which of the two entries is larger?

1000 microfarads or 0.0003333 F
0.005 × 10 6 Hz or 66 kHz
0.333 pC or 810 fc
220 millihenries or 0.150 H

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