Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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46.
The RLC circuit for driving point admittance function
is

47.
Assertion (A): A branch with no current through it can be replaced by an open circuit or short circuit.
Reason (R): Reciprocity theorem is applicable only if the circuit has one source.
48.
Three capacitors each 9 μF are connected in delta. The value of each capacitor in equivalent star connection is
49.
The function
is

50.
The electrolyte in nickel cadmium cell is dilute potassium hydroxide.
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