This is a experiment about "magnetic induction".The question is : Derive "Ue" given in Equation 8.9 starting from Equation 8.8. HOAN,N2 dIHOAN,N2U2nf lo cos(2nft)8.8LdtLHowever, our measuring devices indicate only effective values of alternating quantities. Thiseffective value is defined as square root of square average of the original signal over one periodT = 1/f After straightforward caleulation, we find the following relation between measurablequantities:2 πμ.ΜUeAN2ƒl.8.9

square root of square average is rms value. It is shown in below image.

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