Incorrect. Use nodal analysis to find $V_x$ in the circuit in the figure below. $12\angle 0^\circ V$ $2V_x$ $20\Omega$ $-j1\Omega$ $j1\Omega$ $1\Omega$ $+$ $-$ $+$ $-$ $V_x$ $V_o$ (a) Find the real part of $V_o$. (b) Find the imaginary part of $V_o$. (a) (b) V V
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