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Consider a series AC circuit with Z1 = (2 –j1) ? and Z2 = (1 +j5)...

Consider a series AC circuit with Z1 = (2 –j1) ? and Z2 = (1 +j5) ? and Vs = 60/0? V. Find the total circuit impedance and current? Find the voltage drop across Z1 and Z2?

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