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Calculate the magnitude of the impedance of the parallel combination of a 1K resistor, a 2K resistor, and a 15 micro Farads capactior when the frequency is f=5kHZ.

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Impedance of parallel combination of resistors and capacitors are calculated.

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Calculate the magnitude of the impedance of the parallel combination of a 1K resistor, a 2K resistor, and a 15 micro Farads capactior when the frequency is f=5kHZ.

In AC circuits a capacitors or inductor also allows current through it. The difference with resistor is this current flow is that there is no loss of energy or power against this current flow. Thus the oppose to the ...

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