(d) Calculate the following for the AC signal V(t) - voltage at time t (seconds) given by theequationV(t) = 83V2 sin (471t) v(1)(i) Find the peak value of the signal(ii) Find the frequency of the signal(iii) Draw a labelled voltage-time graph of the signal(iv) Determine whether the RMS value of the signal is larger than the average valueor not. Why is this so?(v) Find the instantaneous voltages at 3.25ms and 5 ms. Mark these values on thesignal graph.

(d) Calculate the following for the AC signal V(t) - voltage at time t (seconds) given by the equation V(t) = 83/2 sin (471t) v (1) %3D (i) Find the peak value of the signal (ii) Find the frequency of the signal (iii) Draw a labelled voltage-time graph of the signal

(d) Calculate the following for the AC signal V(t) - voltage at time t (seconds) given by the equation V(t) = 83/2 sin (471t) v (1) %3D (i) Find the peak value of the signal (ii) Find the frequency of the signal (iii) Draw a labelled voltage-time graph of the signal

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(d) Calculate the following for the AC signal V(t) - voltage at time t (seconds) given by the
equation
V(t) = 83V2 sin (471t) v
(1)
(i) Find the peak value of the signal
(ii) Find the frequency of the signal
(iii) Draw a labelled voltage-time graph of the signal
(iv) Determine whether the RMS value of the signal is larger than the average value
or not. Why is this so?
(v) Find the instantaneous voltages at 3.25ms and 5 ms. Mark these values on the
signal graph.

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