2. Estimate the uncertainties on the measured values of Vs, VC, and VR. Are the three values consistent with each other? Explain what you mean by "consistent". 3. Describe qualitatively what happens to your signals when you vary the frequency. 4. From your measurements in Step 4 of the procedure, determine the phase shift at each of the three measured frequencies, including an estimate of the uncertainty. How do these compare to the theoretical predictions?

5. Is your data from Step 5 consistent with the predictions of theory? Specifically, do the voltage and current amplitudes measured by oscilloscope and by multimeter match, within uncertainties, and do they comport with theoretical expectations? 6. Discuss briefly whether you have met the objectives of the lab exercises.

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