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A 10,000 uF capacitor is excited by a voltage source of 20 Cos (2,000t + 30o)....

A 10,000 uF capacitor is excited by a voltage source of 20 Cos (2,000t + 30o).
Express the value of impedance ZC of the capacitor in POLAR (exponential) form.
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