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For the circuit below, choose the load impedance Zload so that the power dissipated in it is a maximum. Calculate the power (write answer to the nearest tenth X.X). Use V = 34∠37∘V, R1 = 22 Ω, ZC = -19jΩ, ZL = j4Ω

For the circuit below, choose the load impedance Zload so that the power dissipated in it is a maximum. Calculate the power (write answer to the nearest tenth X.X). Use V = 34∠37∘V, R1 = 22 Ω, ZC = -19jΩ, ZL = j4Ω

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For the circuit below, choose the load impedance Zload so that the power dissipated in it is a maximum. Calculate the power (write answer to the nearest tenth X.X). Use V = 34∠37∘V, R1 = 22 Ω, ZC = -19jΩ, ZL = j4Ω

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