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The applied voltage to a series resonant circuit like that shown in Fig. 2.2a is I V. (a) Determine how much larger the voltages across L, C, and R are at resonance Use the values R 0. I Ω, L = 0.1 mH, and C = 0.01 μ F, and first calculate the resonance frequency. (b) Should VL and Vc be larger than 1 V, explain how this is possible. Ans: (a) VL = jl 000 V, Ve =-j1000 V, and VR-1 V

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