Exercise 10.21 ea) Given |V₁ = 1V e |V₂| = 1V, find the effective (RMS) value of V. b) If the RMS values of Vi e V/₂were 1 V, what would be the RMS value of V?unOiV₂RwwwVV/₂relleSolutionExercise 10.21a) Veff = 1 V; b) Veff = √2V

In this question we need to find the RMS value of voltage V

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Exercise 10.21 e a) Given V₁ = 1V e |V₂| = 1V, find the effective (RMS) value of V. b) If the RMS values of Vi e V/₂ were 1 V, what would be the RMS value of V? un Oi V₂ R www V V/₂ relle Solution Exercise 10.21 a) Veff = 1V; b) Veff = √2V