Can someone check my answer please? It's about a parallel circuit

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The discussion centers on calculating the impedance (Z) and power supply voltage (E) in a parallel circuit. The user seeks confirmation of their answer, which has been validated by another participant. The confirmation indicates that the calculations presented are accurate and align with standard electrical engineering principles.

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Hi again, I just need someone to confirm my answer. Thanks in advance.

Find the impedance Z and power supply voltage E.
 

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