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The rms value for a time-dependent current I(t) is defined as Irms 1/2 Pt)dt where T is the period. Following this definition, Irms for a sinusoidal current I t 2- To sin(2Tt/T) is

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The rms value for a time-dependent current I(t) is defined as I_rms = [1/T integral^T_0 I^2(t)...
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