If the impedance Z1 = 10 + j10 and the impedance Z2 = 10 - j0 are connected in series, the equivalent impedance would be: A. 20 + j20 ohms B. 20 + j 10 ohms C. 20 ohms D. None of the other choices are correct E. 20 - j10 ohms
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