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Please help me find the impedance and the admittance matrices for each one of the two circuits in the attached file.

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For impedance calculations open circuit (current =0) concept is used, and for admittance calculations closed/short circuit (potential difference = 0) is used.

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I have attached two files; one for impedance and other for admittance.

NOTE: For impedance calculations open circuit (current =0) concept is used, and for admittance calculations closed/short circuit (potential difference = 0) is used.

For impedance matrix, I have done ...

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