Statistical investigation have shown that there is one chance in ten that a current may cause death if satisfy the following equation; *1 2 116 / Vt | = current flow through the body [ mA] t = time of the current flow [s] 116 = an empirical constant, expressing the probability of fatal outcome. t is restricted to between 8 ms and 5 s. For example, a current of 58 mA flowing for 4 s could be fatal. Give your opinion.

Statistical investigation have shown that there is one chance in ten that a current may cause death if satisfy the following equation; *1 2 116 / Vt | = current flow through the body [ mA] t = time of the current flow [s] 116 = an empirical constant, expressing the probability of fatal outcome. t is restricted to between 8 ms and 5 s. For example, a current of 58 mA flowing for 4 s could be fatal. Give your opinion.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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