a) A sinewave is having a frequency of 100 Hz and instantaneous value of 200 Volts at 1.1 milli seconds. Find ) The maximum value of sinusoidal voltage waveform and ) The value of voltage at 1.9 milli seconds. ) Maximum value = i) Value of voltage at 1.9 ms =

a) A sinewave is having a frequency of 100 Hz and instantaneous value of 200 Volts at 1.1 milli seconds. Find ) The maximum value of sinusoidal voltage waveform and ) The value of voltage at 1.9 milli seconds. ) Maximum value = i) Value of voltage at 1.9 ms =

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a) A sinewave is having a frequency of 100 Hz and instantaneous value of 200 Volts at 1.1 milli seconds. Find
) The maximum value of sinusoidal voltage waveform and
i) The value of voltage at 1.9 milli seconds.
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