2. A sinusoidal voltage source Vs is driving the RLC circuit shown in Figure 2, where the numerical values of resistor R

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2. A sinusoidal voltage source Vs is driving the RLC circuit shown in Figure 2, where the numerical values of resistor R, capacitors C, and C₂ and inductors L, and L2 are given. C1 50 μF Vs sine L2 100 mH 50 Hz R 500 Figure 2 (a) Based on the natural frequency indicated in Figure 2, determine the radian frequency (w) of the source. (2 marks) (b) Based on the numerical values in Figure 2, determine (i) the impedance for the resistor, capacitors and inductors. the total impedance as seen by the voltage source. (ii) (8 marks) (c) On your answer book, draw on the Gauss plane (i.e., imaginary vs real axes) the impedance of each device (resistor R, capacitors C, and C₂ and inductors L, and L₂) and the total impedance obtained in 2 (b)(ii). (7 marks) (d) If the voltage source can be represented by a unitary phasor i.e. Vs= 1, determine the phasor of the current / passing through the voltage source, as well as the phasor of the voltage across the resistor R. (8 marks) 2 C2 50 pF L1 100 mH