Problems 7.23, 7.25, 7.27 (a, c, e), and 7.31.
Optional problem (for homework extra credit): 7.34.
Problems 7.35, 7.37, 7.47, 7.48, 7.51, 7.52, and 7.56.Note on Problem 7.37: The given circuit is improper at the specified frequency of 2500 rad/sec (but it is fine at every other frequency!). The voltage source has a short circuit across its terminals, which is a contradiction. We saw this after Y-to-Delta transformation in class on Nov. 28. Therefore the problem is not well-formulated. If you try to find the short-circuit current, you will get a contradiction.
In order to get the values stated in the solution, find the open-circuit voltage using node-voltage analysis. Then find the equivalent impedance after deactivating the sources. If you try to use other methods (such as Y-to-Delta), you will see the contradiction.
Don't let this problem confuse you. It is a poorly formulated question, and I did not realize the problem until we discussed it in class.