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Chapter 32, Problem 42AP
(a) Sketch a graph of the phase angle for an RLC series circuit as a function of angular frequency from zero to a frequency much higher than the resonance frequency. (b) Identify the value of ϕ at the resonance angular frequency ω0. (c) Prove that the slope of the graph of ϕ versus ω at the resonance point is 2Q/ω0.
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