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A sinusoidal voltage with a peak-to-peak value of 18 V is applied to an RC low-pass filter. If the reactance at the input frequency is zero, the output voltage is

18 V peak-to-peak
zero
9 V peak-to-peak
12.74 V peak-to-peak

Correct Answer: zero

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