For the series circuit of Fig. 20.49: a. Find the value of Xc for resonance. b. Determine the total impedance of the circuit at reso- nance. c. Find the magnitude of the current I. d. Calculate the voltages VR, V1, and Vc at resonance. How are V, and Vc related? How does Vg compare to the applied voltage E? e. What is the quality factor of the circuit? Is it a high- or low-Q circuit?

For the series circuit of Fig. 20.49: a. Find the value of Xc for resonance. b. Determine the total impedance of the circuit at reso- nance. c. Find the magnitude of the current I. d. Calculate the voltages VR, V1, and Vc at resonance. How are V, and Vc related? How does Vg compare to the applied voltage E? e. What is the quality factor of the circuit? Is it a high- or low-Q circuit?

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