A sinusoidal voltage is zero and increasing at t= -1.2ms. The next zero crossing occurs at t= 5.6ms. Calculate the Period T and Frequency f. 1. A sinusoidal voltage is zero and increasing at t= -1.2ms. The next zero crossing occursat t= 5.6ms. Calculate the Period T and Frequency f.

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