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31.62: a)  ω0    786 rad s.

LC (1.80 H)(9.00  10 7 F)
b)  Z  R 2  (ω L  1 ωC) 2

Z  (300 ) 2  ((786 rad s)(1.80 H)  1 ((786 rad s)(9.00  10 7 F)))2  300 .

Vrms 60 V
 I rms0    0.200 A.
Z 300 
c) We want
2
1 V Vrms 4Vrms
I  I rms0  rms   R 2  (ωL  1 ωC ) 2  2
2 Z R 2  (ωL  1 ωC)2 I rms0

2
1 2L 4Vrms
  ω L     0
2 2 2
R
ω 2C 2 C 2
I rms0

 2 
2 L 4Vrms 1
 (ω 2 ) 2 L2  ω 2  R 2   2   2  0.
 C I rms0  C

 Substituting in the values for this problem, the equation becomes: (ω 2 ) 2 (3.24) 
ω 2 (4.27  10 6 )  1.23  1012  0.
 Solving this quadratic equation in ω 2 we find ω 2  8.90  105 rad 2 s 2 or 4.28 
105 rad 2 s 2  ω  943 rad s or 654 rad s.
 d) (i)  R  300 , I rms  0.200, ω1  ω2  289 rad sec.ii) R  30 , I rms  2A,   
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ω1  ω2  28 rad sec. (iii) R  3 , I rms0  20A, ω1  ω2  2.88.  

 Width gets smaller as R gets smaller; I rms0 gets larger as R gets smaller.