2. Determine the Average and RMS value for the function y (t) = 25 + 10 sin 6nt over the time period "O to 0.1" sec Comment on the nature and meaning of the results in terms of analysis of dynamic signals.

2. Determine the Average and RMS value for the function y (t) = 25 + 10 sin 6nt over the time period "O to 0.1" sec Comment on the nature and meaning of the results in terms of analysis of dynamic signals.

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