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For a series RLC circuit at resonance, the impedance Z seen at the source terminals equals which?

  1. R only (XL = XC, reactances cancel)
  2. jωL only (purely inductive)
  3. 1/(jωC) only (purely capacitive)
  4. Zero ohms at all frequencies
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Correct answer: A. R only (XL = XC, reactances cancel)

At resonance ω₀ = 1/√(LC), XL = XC so jωL + 1/(jωC) = 0. Net impedance is purely resistive R. Current is maximum, in phase with voltage.

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Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL) is a statement of which conservation principle?

  1. Conservation of voltage around a loop
  2. Conservation of momentum at a node
  3. Conservation of magnetic flux per turn
  4. Conservation of electric charge at a node
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Correct answer: D. Conservation of electric charge at a node

KCL: algebraic sum of currents entering a node = 0. Follows from charge conservation: no charge accumulates at a node in lumped-element models.

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An LTI system is BIBO stable if and only if its impulse response h(t) satisfies which condition?

  1. h(t) is periodic with bounded period
  2. h(t) is monotonically increasing
  3. h(t) has finite peak value only
  4. ∫|h(t)|dt over all t is finite
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Correct answer: D. ∫|h(t)|dt over all t is finite

BIBO theorem (Oppenheim Ch.2): for any bounded input |x|≤Mx, output is bounded iff h is absolutely integrable. **Discrete analogue:** Σ|h[n]| < ∞.

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