Question 7 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 We apply a 5 V-rms 10 kHz sinusoid to the input of a first-order RC lowpa

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Question 7 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 We apply a 5 V-rms 10 kHz sinusoid to the input of a first-order RC lowpass filter, and the output voltage in steady state is 0.2 V-rms. Find the break frequency of the filter. fe- Hz Predict the steady-state rms output voltage after the frequency of the input signal is raised to 50 kHz and the input amplitude remains constant. Vorms mV-rms Flag question Check Question 8 Not yet answered The following circuit consists of a source having an internal resistance of R, = 2k1, an RC lowpass filter with C = } uF and R=47kN, and a load resistance Rį =1kN. RS R M M Marked out of + 1.00 + Flag question M V. (+ Vout RL - Hz Find the half-power frequency. fs=1 Find the value of the transfer function at fo = 400 Hz. H(fo) = Activate Windows Hint. Notice that Rt is the parallel combination of Rį and (R: +R). One way to make this problem easier is to rearrange the Go to Settings to activat circuit and then to find the Thévenin equivalent for the source and resistances.