V3 (b) The waveform of the signal v(t) as shown in Figure 1b is derived from a sine function. Find the rms value and the average value of this waveform. Jans. (i)0.448Vm; (ii) Vm 1 x(t) Vt) V sin(2nt) V 0. (seconds) (seconds) 0.1 (a) (b)

V3 (b) The waveform of the signal v(t) as shown in Figure 1b is derived from a sine function. Find the rms value and the average value of this waveform. Jans. (i)0.448Vm; (ii) Vm 1 x(t) Vt) V sin(2nt) V 0. (seconds) (seconds) 0.1 (a) (b)

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