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A capacitor of capacitance `10 muF` is connected to an oscillator giving an output voltage `epsilon = (10 V) sin omegat`. Find the peak currents in the circuit for `omega = 10 s^(-1), 100 s^(-1), 500 s^(-1), 1000 s^(-1)`.

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