Re: RLC

Yes that's right Garth ,.. Thank you

Sometimes in some cases, we compare the reactance of a capacitor with
resistance of a resistance like the below case

1/wC << Rs

So my question is , what does it mean by this comparison?
reactance < resistance

What does it tell us?

Should not we compare resistance with resistance
while comparing reactance with reactance
Both of them have the unit ohm?

What is the implication of using such a comparison , what does it tell
us?

Thank you

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