In a circuit, current is given as i = √42 sin (4t/T) + 10. Find rms current in circuit?
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30/12/2021 1:24 pm
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In a circuit, current is given as i = √42 sin (4t/T) + 10. Find rms current in circuit?
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30/12/2021 1:28 pm
i2 = 42 \(sin^2(\frac{4t}{T})\) + 100 + \(2 \sqrt{42}sin (\frac{4t}{T})\)
i2 = \(\frac{42}{2} + 100\);
\(i_{rms} = \sqrt{i^2}\) = \(\sqrt{121}\) = 11
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