Evaluate the voltage drop across the inductor

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A 16 µF capacitor and a 23 H inductor are connected in series with a 60 Hz source whose rms output is 119 V.

Find the rms current in the circuit.

Answer in units of mA.

Find the voltage drop across the inductor.

Answer in units of V

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