7. Find v1 and v2 for ? = 10000 rad/sec. Sketch the waveforms for vs, v1 and v2. Repeat for ? = 100 rad/sec. 20 V 1.0 k? 10 ? 10.0 ?F 10.0 ?F vs = 10 cos(?t) V 1.0 k? v1 10.0 k? v2 8. Find the output voltage for the following circuit: 10 k? 1.5 V Vout 10 k? 20 k? 10 k? 10 k?
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