Engineering Circuits: Is there an easier way?

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Finding the equivalent impedance of circuits for different frequencies can be tedious when redrawing circuits for each frequency. A more efficient approach is to solve for the impedance using a symbolic representation of the frequency. This method allows for a single solution that can be applied across different frequency values. By utilizing this symbolic solution, the analysis becomes significantly streamlined. Adopting this technique can save time and reduce the complexity of circuit analysis.
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I'm trying to find the equivalent impedance of these circuits for each of the frequencies. However, I am re-analyzing and re-drawing the circuits for each of the frequencies, which is a lot of busy work. Is there an easier way of analyzing them?
 
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Yes. Solve for the impedance with a symbol representing your frequency. Use this solution to solve each part.
 

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