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a. Derive the expression for the transfer function of the circuit above. Simplify the expression as far as possible but do not attempt to rationalize it. Refer to the two reactances as Xc1 & Xc2.

b. Using the transfer function obtained in part (a) above, derive an expression for the phase angle of the output voltage.

c. For a frequency of 10KHz, calculate the value of the transfer function in Polar Form. Hence, calculate the r.m.s value of Vout when Vin = 8V r.m.s.

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